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5219
MIke M., I believe your D&M SP 6 is a normal single bell chime, if it is then 1 circular slit properly aligned (OD of slit = to ID of bell) is what it should...
David Wolf
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Jun 1, 2007
11:03 am
5220
I bleieve that the only reason that bundled tube whistles ever worked at all with out significantly over blowing the longer chambers is what Peter and Richard...
David Wolf
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Jun 1, 2007
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5221
You'll find what you're looking for in the files "whisparts.jpg" and "definitions.rtf". A circular slit is just what you want for most single bell chime...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 1, 2007
1:28 pm
5222
Dave Wolf is working on a version of my open top bearded whistle design in "specialwhis.jpg". The whistle is of 6:1 scale rather than 3:1, since open top...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 1, 2007
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5223
I was able to open Excel with free Microsoft Excel Viewer but it won't let me enter values so it can do the calculations for the other parameters. How can I...
Jamie
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Jun 1, 2007
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The good news is that you got to see it using the free Excel Viewer. The bad news is that you need Excel itself to use it interactively. I have to run the...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 1, 2007
5:35 pm
5225
Dave, In the slit area formula what do the asteriks mean? And in the bowl formula what does R^2 mean? Jamie ... ...
Jamie
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Jun 2, 2007
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5226
Richard, Thanks for the info. I guess What I need to do is tell you guys what I'm trying to build. It's basically going to be the "Hooter" on the N&W Class A...
Jamie
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Jun 2, 2007
12:52 am
5227
I am without access to the Excel spreadsheets until Monday, but a hooter is one of the simplest of all whistle designs to build. I believe the diameter of the...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 2, 2007
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5228
Gentlemen, As you may know, my son had the honor of representing his school and the county of San Bernardino at the California science competition. His...
Mike
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Jun 2, 2007
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5229
Go to www.openoffice.org and download the free equivalent of the Office suite. Works fine with Excel, Word, etc. files...
Gary Lesemann
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Jun 2, 2007
11:12 am
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I'm glad to hear that your son made it to the state finals. That is quite an honor in itself. I'm also glad that his project got noticed and generated public...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 2, 2007
3:22 pm
5231
I added a Link to their website. I see that it is a product of Sun Microsysyems of Java fame. Is there any conflict with using it to open Microsoft programs? ...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 2, 2007
3:34 pm
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I believe that is how the formula has to be entered in Microsoft Excel. The formula translates to: Slit Area = (languid OD + bowl ID)/2 pi times the slit width...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 2, 2007
3:55 pm
5233
Pardon this post from a group newbie, but I have been searching for a brass whistle, any type of whistle, engraved "Gift of Southern Railway". Can anyone point...
mattbumgarner
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Jun 3, 2007
12:43 am
5234
Thanks for the parameters. I When I'm sucessful at this whistle I'll try my hand at a single bell 3 chime. Jamie ... and ... width ... guys ... do....
Jamie
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Jun 3, 2007
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5235
Thanks again Richard for the clear up. You and Dave have been very helpful in my quest for the best sound in the world. Jamie...
Jamie
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Jun 3, 2007
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5236
Oh I forgot my source is the air compressor at work ( auto shop ) which is 150 psi. ... I'll ... is ... making ... is ... Monday. ... itself, ... fully ... the...
Jamie
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Jun 3, 2007
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5237
Monday it will be a simple matter of opening the file "whistle scale vs presure", plugging in 150 for the pressure and 2.45 for the scale. The spreadsheet will...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 3, 2007
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5238
Thanks. We're always glad to help. ... the ... <wolfdavidc@>...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 3, 2007
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5239
We are looking for a blueprint or a copy of one or a dimensioned drawing of a Hancock Air Whistle so that we can build our own model of one Thanks G Life...
George William (Bill)...
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Jun 3, 2007
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5240
George, there are dimensioned drawings in Horn and Whistle magazine No. 107, and also at this site accessed from Google Patent Search for Patent No. 2784693 ...
Peter Ommundsen
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Jun 3, 2007
9:33 pm
5241
Richard, Thanks for helping with the parameters. I said that my shop compressor is 150psi. My question now is, would less pressure give me the same amount of...
Jamie
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Jun 3, 2007
10:14 pm
5242
The SPL of a whistle is all in the flow rate-not just the pressure. If the flow rate can be maintained at a lower pressure, the whistle will be just as...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 4, 2007
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5243
Assuming that the N&W hooter uses a 5" x 11" bell, here are your parameters. I asked if anyone knew differently and got no responses, so I assume the...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 4, 2007
1:21 pm
5244
Jamie, The asterisk (*) is the multiplication sign or times. The carrot(^) is power or in this case (R^2)- radius squared. Sorry for the confusion, it's hard...
David Wolf
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Jun 4, 2007
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5245
You'll also find this in our patent links. ... No. 107, and also at this site accessed from Google Patent Search for Patent No. 2784693 ... drawing of a...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 4, 2007
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5246
I actually got 262.9 Hz for air. I mistakenly wrote it down as 262.4 Hz, probably since it was 309.4 on steam. A difference of 1/2 a Hz isn't much of an error...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 4, 2007
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5247
as some of you know I have been tinkering eith a casey Jones whipporwill project.. I have the bell done and tried it with one of my 6" diameter bowls and of...
squibguy
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Jun 4, 2007
2:42 pm
5248
Ideally you should be using a separate slit for each tube rather than a single circular slit. For good voicing the windsheet needs to be hitting the inner edge...
Richard J. Weisenberger
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Jun 4, 2007
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