Re: Bubbles
From Colin Douthwaite <Col...@equinox.gen.nz>
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· 9 Sep 1994 20:39 · View full thread
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zpm...@TRIDENT.TEC.SC.US wrote: > I had that problem as well...I don't have the perfect solution, > but if you center the prop in a deep wide bucket and only fill it > a quarter full it spills less than with the prop originating > outside the bucket. (I say bucket when I should say lightweight > soap solution container, don't try it with a 5 gallon galvanized > pail unless you have a hell of a delta!). So what size and weight of bucket are you describing and what diameter for the bubble wands ( I assume they are circular shaped at the ends to form the bubbles ) ? For interest - here is a repost of Peter Ulfheden's design for a bubblemaker - I don't think he ever built it: -------------------------------------------------------------------- Newsgroups: rec.kites Subject: Re: Bubbles! From: era...@ki.ericsson.se (Peter Ulfheden ) Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1993 16:06:11 GMT Sender: new...@ericsson.se Organization: Ericsson Radio Systems AB, Sweden In-Reply-To: abernste@spock's message of 28 Apr 1993 21:10:45 GMT Lines: 67 My *IDEA* of a bubble maker on a kite looks like this. Note that I haven't tried it yet. I assume that the viscosity(sp?) of the water will keep the speed down on the rotors. Shaft v Top O--+--O <-- PingPong ball rotor view | +------------+ | | | | o-+-o <--|--- Four bubble frames on sticks | | |<-- Tank +------------+ | O--+--O <-- PingPong ball rotor Side ) ) view \ / +-----X------+ Bubble frames not shown |~~~~/~\~~~~~| \ ( ( / --------- The tank must be suspended in such way that it's aimed in the direction of the wind. A way to do this is to it the way cameras are suspended. _________ Kite /\__\__\__\ \/__/__/__/ . . . . knob--> o/ The kite line should be turned ./<-- stick a couple of turns (I don't know ./ the English name of the knot) ./P <-- hinge around each knob ./ | o o/ | o o o o . | o o o o o o . / \ o o o o o o o o . +---+ o o o o o | | <-- Tank o o +---+ Ahhh... I couldn't resist making all those bubbles ;-) Tight Line(s) Peter -------------------------------------------------------------------- Bye,
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