Litz wire movement

Hello all,
This is 65 feet of Litz wire with 27 strands of 44 AWG being supplied various audio frequencies.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Litz
• wire
• frequency
• movement

[digitalenigma00]

what do you do to interface this with your audio card?

[wattsup1004]

@digitalenigma00

I take the output of the computer audio card and send it to a small audio mixer that has a headphone output. Then I put the left and right output positives together to one side of the wire loop and the negatives together to the other side. Now with a simply computer frequency generator program, I can send as many frequencies as I want. In the case of the video, I only used two frequencies going from 1hz to 7hz. Pretty simple stuff but enough to show the effect.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

Wow....I think I saw an article Tesla wrote about this in his later years. "Gentlemen....I now introduce to you an invention that will surely change the world.....behold....the wiggly wire!!!!"

[weejimmymehrts]

"Different hertzes" Try "frequencies"...

[sikkepossu]

That's the most usefull apparatus I have ever seen.

[frankensteinmoneymac]

huh that sounds interesting.....never heard of that before....If I find something I will post it....Ive seen standing audio waves lift small objects before like ping pongs....even water droplets....but never refridgeration with sound....I will look for one.

[sirmikeydotcom]

Can someone upload a video about sound waves for refrigeration? There is no such video on youtube. I've seen them before, a pipe or radiator/evaporator coil with sound waves, frost and dripping cold water. Please help?

[digitalenigma00]

Sweet and simple sounds good i mau experiment with this