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#1
 2007-03-20, 22:16 |
PuppetMaster 
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 125 Hertz tuning fork
Okay I found a 125 Hz tuning fork, in some army engineer kit. I know this fourm isn't exactly for this topic, but I figure its closest to it. I'm curious what is it used for?
Any practical use of it?
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#2
2007-03-26, 04:15 |
Mr. McBee III
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Re: 125 Hertz tuning fork
I also am now curious... It has no significance musically.
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#3
2007-03-26, 12:13 |
Fez_88
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Re: 125 Hertz tuning fork
They use it to eat with.
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#4
2007-03-27, 02:39 |
smokeymcpot420 2
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Re: 125 Hertz tuning fork
You hit it on something and use the sound as a references to tune something else.
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#5
2007-04-19, 22:15 |
radioman
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Re: 125 Hertz tuning fork
It was probably used for some sort of calibration of an instrument, possibly radar or another precision system.
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125 Hertz tuning fork