could this be used with a chladni plate? im trying to conduct a cymatics experiment
754034
In theory I don't see why it would not work. I have not done this myself. If you want to do an experiment this generator is not overly expensive but it does work. Continue in your quest for knowledge.
754035
Yes, it would work with an amplifier, but it's not the best tool for the job. You should have a generator that is continuously variable so you can see the patterns emerge and change. An inexpensive alternative for an experiment would be an audio frequency generator app for your smartphone. The B&K; is better suited for testing where you can just turn it on and get the same frequency and amplitude every time, with no fiddling.
754036
Interesting idea. Two things to consider is although this unit has a wide range it is incremental not continuous (decimal values) which may not give you resonants (natural) you may want. Also I am guessing you will need to amplify the output to accomplish a level for the effects you need.
1811616
sorry to said that you cant . It may look like an beaker of some kind . Not directly because as in a beaker look alike you need the in between thing(metal thingy layer). Not directly as I said in the beginning.
540912
The plate on the work desk provides a strong stable base to suspend the microscope from. If you can put the suspension rod somewhere else then it works fine. It just has to be a solid place to suspend the microscope from.
1800379
The best place to get a qualified answer is with the manufacturer of the Blue Ox baseplate. They make baseplates for specific application, so they are the "expert".
1747135
I use it to cut holes in 3/4 mdf. I wouldnt try cutting much thicker. the plate pins are weak
2242211
Any standard plates not Olympic plates should work.I would not recommend these dumbells though .The spin collars are junk and will chip and leave metal chunks all over
657778
The base plate has so many different mounting options I would be very surprised if it did not work. As long as there is a rack it will work .
11089
I would not trust this product to hold up the glass you describe. First of all, the plate hanger is held in place with springs. Especially without a rim to protect it, the constant tension could be detrimental to the stained glass panel. This product broke while I was stretching it around a glass platter -- one of the wires snapped -- so I certainly would not use this brand of plate hanger to hold up anything heavy and/or fragile.
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There is a screw in the center of the plate (see picture) that screw is drilled into the surface you wish to attach the plate to. That plate is NOT the magnet. The larger piece is. I agree with J. Metcalfe, while I inly used this little one for my child science fair project, it is mighty impressive for it's size.
951694
I never tried that. However I don't think it would work very well as the crystal is not porous. Sorry I can't be of more help.
2101593
Not sure what you are trying to accomplish but it sounds like you want to use the plate as an adapter to the current wall mount arm that you have. This is a pretty heavy duty plate. And you will probably have to do some modifications to it to attach it to the end of your arm. So... not really sure how that would work with your setup.
48607
It needs direct light to be reflective. Unless the camera has a flash aimed at your plate it will probably not work for that. Try a cover.
1001140
Yes, if u can make it work. I bought one of these . It was a piece of unusable junk--- so cheaply made that the rollers couldn't gain enough traction to roll a plate through. Save your money.
1325530
Not being familiar with this particular tripod I cannot answer this for the specific unit. However, if you measure the opening on the tripod you should be able to determine if it will work. I have a couple of Sunpak's tripods and was able to obtain the correct plate.
899570
I would not use them. The plates I used had the small inner circle and they stuck out just as much as my regular old plate hanger. P.s. One of the plates fell and broke the other night :(
1034786
If you are referring to discrete magnetism caused by the milling and the magnetic field of the Earth that would be a no with my experience with this device. It is an excellent tool for detecting radiant fields generated from other sources, but the fields generated in Geo-magnetism are well below the detection threshold of this device as best as I can tell. If however you are trying to read the EM field generated by inducing current through said steel plate this is your device!
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I would say no. Strip fits into a channel. I think a small amount of clear silicon would work the best