AGR frequencies

[Mike(Mont)]

Originally Posted by WM6

Where they got o.o1753?

If we know that characteristic resonate frequency of natural gold is 1730MHz, then we need to calculate gold typical wavelength from typical gold frequency which is 173.0mm.

Have you ever heard of the magic Golden number (resonant frequency/wavelenght)? Here you are: 1730MHz / 173.0mm - applied to pure natural gold only!!!!

If you look on the periodic tables, the resonant frequency for gold is 1.754 MHz. Possibly you have confused 1754 KHz? Not sure why they cut it down to 0.01754.

Maybe just a coincidence but Bill Morgan used to use 221.1 Hz. I found a radio station 25.2 KHz that the AGR formula works out to 442.008 or almost exactly twice what Morgan used and the 222 Hz Dell was using. I never had any luck with the Morgan freq. The transmission is intermittent. Sometimes the signal ain't there and I have to wait a minute.

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)

If you look on the periodic tables, the resonant frequency for gold is 1.754 MHz. Possibly you have confused 1754 KHz?

Mike, 1.754mhz is the same as 1754khz ...

[Mike(Mont)]

Originally Posted by Fred

Mike, 1.754mhz is the same as 1754khz ...

Here, I'll slow down. Maybe he confused 1754 KHz (Which is the same as 1.754 MHz) with 1754 MHz. Unless I read it wrong, his post said gold is 1730 MHz which is incorrect.

[WM6]

Sorry I wrote per memory. I checked now:

Correct data for MGN (Magic Golden Number) are 1730/1730:

1730 kHz (frequency) = 1730 dm (wavelength)

[Fred]

Originally Posted by WM6

1730 kHz (frequency) = 1730 dm (wavelength)

1732.9 dm

[Mike(Mont)]

Some tables list it as 1.729 MHz

[Fred]

Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)

Some tables list it as 1.729 MHz

Well, wavelength calculation is : Speed of light/ Frequency
( And to use 300 for speed of light is not always good enought.)

Note that i am discussing this technical point only , not its use for secret gold frequency or whatever ...