Echometer Model D Manually
Our gas guns are safer, more cost effective, and perform more efficiently than black powder guns. Black powder guns have caused explosions of wellbore gas when oxygen was allowed to enter the wellbore. Such an explosion occurred in 1996 and caused damage to the casing and the environment.
Further information is available by request. Gas Gun Firing: General Information A Gun-Microphone assembly consists of a gun and microphone together.
A gun generates a pressure pulse. A microphone converts acoustic pressure pulses into an electrical signal. The gun and microphone are normally supplied together as a unit. The gun generates a single pressure pulse which travels down the casing annulus gas and is reflected by collars and the liquid level.
INTERPRETATION OF REFLECTIONS – The Echometer. Model H permits better interpretation of reflections from downhole anomalies through application of digital filtering and processing that improve the ability of the operator to distinguish downhole obstructions from enlargements. The response from the liquid level (or a.
The reflected pressure waves deflect the microphone and generate an electrical signal. The electrical signal, is fed to the computerized Well Analyzer which automatically processes the signal or to an amplifier-recorder which amplifies, filters and records the signals on a strip chart.
Two important factors must be considered when selecting the type of gas gun. First, the gun should generate a pressure pulse that results in the collars being counted as far down the well as possible. Second, the gun must generate a pressure pulse of sufficient strength to cause the reflected pressure wave from the liquid level to be readily distinguishable. The reflected liquid level pressure wave is larger when the volume or pressure of gas discharged into the casing annulus is increased.
On deep, slim hole, low pressure wells, the liquid level response may be weak unless a large initial pressure pulse is used. To view the wired Gas Gun Brochure click. To view the Wireless Equipment brochure click.
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->Author I Own Flame Echometer. Should i buy the clockwork as well? Suchasurma33 Hey guys I have the flame echometer. I was wondering, how different is clockwork. And if I were to buy it, will it enhance the echometers working?
Do they go well together? Or should I spend $400 somewhere else. Thanks in advance. Drumdrumdrumdrum Yes!
Suchasurma33 Why thank you! Do you own the two? I plan to use these two for mostly just drums. Looking at youtube videos, most of the people used these for melodics, etc. Is the manual that comes with it easy to understand?
MrDys I own both. If you are planning on using the Clockwork for drums (as in, a drum machine), you should be aware that each channel gets its own (non-configurable) MIDI note. This isn't a problem for me in a lot of situations because I can pick and chose what I want to play on those notes in my MPC or 707, but on other, non-configurable hardware, it's a problem.
The Clockwork, as its name would lead you to believe, is a good clock source. It's a fancy clock divider, more or less. I like that you can shift the clock stream forward and backward so that you can get good swing going between the three channels. Apk Route66 Cracked.
It's also really 'playable' as far as clock dividers go (most are kind of set-and-forget). I'd say get it and if it doesn't click with you, sell it. There's always a market for secondhand gear here. Suchasurma33 Oh nice. I have a Vermona DRMmk3.
And a few tiptop audio drum modules. I mainly want to use clockwork as a clock source for the modules only. Or maybe run it through the echometer and then put it into the vermona or the modules. Colckworks MIDI notes shouldn't be a problem as I can set the notes in the DRM. Can you please tell me what those fixed MIDI notes are?
MrDys suchasurma33 wrote: Can you please tell me what those fixed MIDI notes are? 36, 37, & 42. The manual is.
Suchasurma33 MrDys wrote: suchasurma33 wrote: Can you please tell me what those fixed MIDI notes are? 36, 37, & 42. The manual is. Thank you very much. I forgot to mention in the post. I am looking at the clockwork eurorack version. But there isn't much difference between the 2.
Noisetheorem Not much different at all, and as it stands I've got one on the market right now. Suchasurma33 noisetheorem wrote: Not much different at all, and as it stands I've got one on the market right now. Oh how I wish you had posted earlier today. I ordered the clockwork module this morning:( looked around for a used but couldn't find one.
Ahhhh how much are you letting it go for, just so ican know. Noisetheorem Asking 350 OBO, shipped in the US. Giorgio clockwork has been one of my favorite modules since I got into eurorack. Maybe not as useful for the drone crowd but I make rhythmic stuff on my modular mostly. Samsung 2g Tool Crack Without Box. Great great great for techno as well suchasurma33 giorgio wrote: clockwork has been one of my favorite modules since I got into eurorack. Maybe not as useful for the drone crowd but I make rhythmic stuff on my modular mostly.
Great great great for techno as well THank you Giorgio, Im not a a drone dude either. 'great great great for techno'.>SOLD! Haha im a techno guy too. ->Page 1 of 1.