40 lb rock jumps with sound wave

Looking to do some more work on this one... with wood..... bags of rice... and other materials to see the difference in various reactions. It's EGG SIGHTEN!!

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[itsjojogirl]

dude your neighbors probably think you're on crack xD So heads up if you actually are

[Moneymax3001]

@itsjojogirl Nah... youz gotz it backwards... my neighbors are all on crack... I'm just trying to be something more than a corporate zombie... LOL maxwelll

[Moneymax3001]

Tried the balance scale but only with about 5 lb as it's a gram scale. hope to find a larger boulder to work with... anyone care to help... location is north of Daytona, FL

[m3sca1]

what about a saw tooth wave?

also try to video the setup so the whole rock and scale are in view,so no one can accuse you of lifting the stone by hand.

maybe a balance rig is better than bathroom scales.

is it granite?

definatley suggest using any of the piezo effect stones.

i will never forget seeing a large river rock move from resonance of a team of guys jamming on djembe drums.

[Moneymax3001]

@m3sca1 yeah,,, did you read about the Tibittians moving 8000 lb rocks up a cliff with horns and drums? How about the walls of Jericho? This has been around for a long time. Another site I read from was stateing how levetation is the easy part, it's the controlling it has the problems.

[Moneymax3001]

Havn't been able to find dates either... when he started construction, when he moved to new location, the time the kids found him moving a rock?? These are all important to figuring this thangy out.

[1androo2]

the power of Rock will lift this rock!! ROCK ON !!

[BAYTOWNTEX]

there is EMI going on between the amp and the scale, thats why it is changing

[NatShermanovich]

congrats! this is the worst thing ive ever seen on youtube!

[commando7144]

you need to get a sustainer from fernandes it will give you indefinite feedback on one or all the strings

[chaneyranch99]

your vibrating the calibration spring in the scale redneck



[Dunbar0740]

cool song

[solicittruth]

i think you're just vibrating the metals inside the scale! cool though! big fan of the fender strat!

[bongcouver]

Great experiment. One question: Did you tune your guitar at 440 Hz ?