Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[giantkiller]

GK
How cool is that, your like a real life INDIANA JONES
You are always making the goose bumps
GREAT STUFF
Andalae

Chet

I just like hanging out in the space between the spaces.

It is the simpler things in life that make this planet fun. The rest of society is poopin' in the nest.

If I am allowed to take this in the park I will make youtube video. Imagine the hit rate!

--giantkiller.

[ramset]

GK
That would be OFF THE WALL!!

I wish we could can[bottle] your enthusiasm and attitude ,the world needs more of that
Chet

[giantkiller]

Before, after, hooked up.
I still have steps to go amidst other duties as assigned.

AD826 amplifer circuit from the second schematic on http://www.geocities.com/leobodnar/audio_amplifiers.html?20076?200719

-giantkiller.

[Florian]

LOL, Don't need to, he is quoting me

http://www.keelytech.com

Hans von Lieven

Helo Mr von Lieven,
Thanks for the info on Keely - excellent presentation and very instructive.
Just to let you know, I also know of the work in the area of sonic motors of Geoge Constantinesco - he published  at the beginning of the century (1913?) a theory on sonicity and has 133 British patents.
Unfortunately I couldn't yet find a way to access the British patents database. Any idea how to find his patent for a sonic motor?
Thanks,
Florian

[gyulasun]

Helo Mr von Lieven,
Thanks for the info on Keely - excellent presentation and very instructive.
Just to let you know, I also know of the work in the area of sonic motors of George Constantinesco - he published  at the beginning of the century (1913?) a theory on sonicity and has 133 British patents.
Unfortunately I couldn't yet find a way to access the British patents database. Any idea how to find his patent for a sonic motor?
Thanks,
Florian

Hi,

I did some patent search and found that George Constantinesco used the first name Gogu (and rarely Gocu) instead of George earlier than 1921-1923... 

So if you write Constantinesco into the patent search by name window for instance at the European Patent Office link here:  http://ep.espacenet.com/quickSearch?locale=en_EP  you will get his patents issued earlier than the year 1923.
He often had his employer, Walter Haddon as co-inventor in the 1912-1922 era.

So his earliest patent was probably GB191222259, Improvements in and relating to liquid fuel vaporisers for internal combustion engines and other purposes.

His last patent seems to be GB1006912 Hydraulic Power Transmission Apparatus  in which he mentioned his book:  Theory of Sonics,  Vol.1  published in 1918 by The Admiralty.  This could be a good read on the principle you are interested in.  See also his GB191517857 patent  (and also his amended GB191517856) and GB110003 and GB110005. 

rgds,  Gyula