[Bell Historians] Tower Accelerometer
Ronald Shepherd
ronaldshepherd at MCqci42ClKlJpASD6xLIEHcbft9ePm1CgwOQFTXTTl2cswvDFRnQ2KyCNTcp9b_2G8JHSUmOFLOSqsy8UUIAdg.yahoo.invalid
Fri Dec 17 06:13:47 GMT 2010
Richard,how are you?Lets not talk about the cricket. How would I contact Adrian
Dempster? Ron
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From: Richard Offen <richard.offen at eW4u1HWOrT6zaXezPJRaAx9uqLbC0yZtgSF9zUKEV8NSwyw_TqpNn1xaHRzDz8xM82H8ItVcdydu2BDs6D1245Q.yahoo.invalid>
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Sent: Fri, 17 December, 2010 4:22:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Tower Accelerometer
The equipment was developed and produced by the Towers and Belfries Committee
and, I believe, the Committee still has one, but I've never seen a copy of the
circuit diagrammes or construction detail.
Adrian Dempster used the equipment when he visited us to compile a report on our
wobbly tower at St George's Cathedral here in Perth.
R
On Fri Dec 17 11:46 , Ronald Shepherd sent:
>Hello all, on page 48 of the Central Council Publication "A Practical Analysis
>of The Interaction Between Church Bells And Towers" the writer talks about the
>design of an accelerometer. The writer says "A detailed description,together
>with appropriate control circuits will be issued in a further document,as a
>Central Council publication". Was this produced and would anyone have a copy?
>Ron Shepherd
>
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