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Nodal Holes in Flue Pipes
By Ed Hattrup

To John Nolte, in regard to nodal holes -- Thank you for the information.
I was thinking of a toy flute type of instrument.  The length of the tube
on a toy flute remains the same but, when you uncover certain holes the
toy will play different notes.  The location of these holes I was
thinking could be applied to pipe making.

I was not trying to make the pipe sound two notes at a time.  I understand
over-blown pipes like the ones used in violins with the frein or roller
bridge.

Regards
Ed Hattrup


(Message sent Mon 25 Sep 2006, 00:34:28 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

Key Words in Subject:  Flue, Holes, Nodal, Pipes

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