Thick and thin

[Andrew Higson, Bellmaster]

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Sounded just fine when I rang there last year, so I guess its OK!

How does this appeal?

We have made 23.5" diameter bells at the thinnest 1303Hz and thickest 2230H=
z which is an interval of just over a sixth.

It is therefore possible to make a ring of 6 with the tenor 2-2-0 and trebl=
e 4-1-0 all bells being the same diameter.

Any takers, names on a postcard to...............!

Andrew
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Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 10:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Middle Rasen



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<andrew_higson at t...> wrote:
> Good effort!
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> The thinnest 28" bell we have done is 1090Hz, 75 cents sharper.
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> The tenor at Manuka is 28.5", 1040Hz, 4-1-12
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Is it made of tissue paper? It must be nearly that thin!

R




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