[Bell Historians] Re: Olympic Bell

ALAN A J BUSWELL aaj.buswell at YU1Ud1Q35kqtFf5p634Jc_h_XJ5LdsGZViB144447AXZT7UtuE87aiIJqVAgdohvZYQGtWc_PFK03VvUiIUTwt97nkx5.yahoo.invalid
Thu Feb 9 15:08:03 GMT 2012


And where is the final resting place for this bell going to be?

AALB


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At 13:14 09/02/2012, DrL wrote:

>Of course, the overall sound also depends on whether it is struck 
>dead, or hung for some sort of swinging.

I wonder if linear induction motors could be used to swing a bell of this size?

RAL


            
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