60Hz-Elimination

For use in Countries with 60 Hz alternating current.

See also 50 Hz-Eliminator Preset.

(60 Hz are not so poor than 50 Hz based electrical equipment, but as a precaution recommendable and comments are welcome for further research.)

Don't use headphones.

Beat frequencies are perceivable by presenting this cluster-chord by listen to only one speaker (mono or turn balance) for one ear - and by presenting existing tones, harmonics, noises, produced by most all pieces of electric equipment in your home, for the other ear. (e.g. electric motors, transformers, TV, video, lamps, fans, refrigerators, except computer, have almost the same specific overtonespectrum, based on 60 Hz.)

60 Hz and its harmonic spectrum (partial tones) are negativ affected for human being, not so much than 50 Hz but in view of health recommendable.

One can eliminate this tones by placing only 1 speaker preferably three-dimensional opposite to the 60 Hz sources or even in another room and listen to this Sound by extremely low volume. For best results it is required that the Sound has a subjective lower or the same volume level than e.g. the refrigerators noise.

There is no full-range-frequency speaker requested. PC speaker or a satellite speaker promise best results. Just if you are curious, don't hesitate, listen to the Sound once with normal loudness.

More multiple affects are:

Both soundsources expect binaural frequencies in the Alpha and Theta range.

In the audible range (ear) form difference tones and combination tones additional the missing fundamental by fundamental tracking, (residue-effect), here performed by frequencies between 51 and 80 Hz, which have, by the way, positive effects for the potassium-sodium replacement, as beat frequencies have positiv effects for the Seretonin balance and finally to complete the chord naturally.

Some of the applied real tones (and in continuation the difference- and binaural beats) are in relationship with some Planet-tones, calculated by time of orbit, rotational motion and Earth Orientation, making them very natural frequencies.

(Be sure, they are different as from 50 Hz preset exemple.)

Quite a few tester report perception of complet melodies or intervals - feelings like to be a composer.

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© 2002, Wolf Fulte

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60Hz-Elimination TM

Version 1.060

Submitted: 11-Feb-2002 by Wolf Fulte
Download preset: 60Hz-Elimination.bwg

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User comments

20-Nov-2002, ian

So does the United Kingdom use a 60 Hz alternating current, or a 50 Hz alternating current?

27-Nov-2002, bibbi

~60 Hz alternating in U.K.

22-Sep-2003, Wolf

sorry bibbi, as I found out in the UK they use 50 Hz AC, perhaps it has changed, following the EU way ?

26-Nov-2003, Ted

No.. UK is 60 hz , france is 50 hz, US is 60hz

12-Dec-2003, Wolf

Hi Ted, I just tried out several UK Web travel Sites and found out that all report 50 Hz is in use in UK. Try also one of the Internets search-machines and just type some according expressions or key words - you will see its 50 Hz :-) ...to verify I ringed just now some friends in UK .......its 50 Hz. Sorry, /Wolf

18-Jan-2004, Rob

Just a point to Ted and Bibbi, buy a multi-meter and test your socket , I'm in southern england and just tested my socket, 50hz

16-Feb-2004, danny_p

k im in canada, u guys are all fighting about what hz are right, does ne one has the real answer??

24-May-2004, Edward

Hi all, Please let me settle the argument about UK mains frequency. I have been an electrician in England for over 25 years, and can assure you that UK mains runs at 240 volts / 50 Hz.

26-Aug-2004, Luke

Hello all of you, I recall talking about frequency in my 3rd period electical schooling and I'm sure we came to the conclusion that all the world is 50 Hz except North America. And Quebec, Canada is also at 50 Hz.

02-Nov-2005, jeff

a bit late but.. humm Canada is definitely 120V/60hz, as is quebec. (profession: industrial robotics electromechanician)

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