One important(?) comment added, below.
"KP_PC" <k.p.collins at worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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| If 'you' can't see this with 'your' own mower,
| perhaps that's because I altered the balance
| of my mower's blade when I sharpened it, re-
| sulting in my mower's deck vibrating just-right
| to produce the 'water-oscillon' phenomenon.
|| It's Replicable on my machine. [I went back
| to observe it again, and there it was, although,
| interestingly, it was a bit less robust in the 2nd
| trial - probably because, since I'd thoroughly-
| cleaned the mower, the deck's drain-hole was
| completely-unblocked. When I initially observed
| the phenomenon, there was debris, left over
| from mowing Dad's lawn, still partially-blocking
| this drain-hole - which probably means that the
| flow through this drain-hole is part of the over-
| all tuning dynamics.]
| [...]
It's Hilarious - the flow through the debris-restricted
drain-hole varies as a function of the water pressure
which, itself, varies as water goes through the drain-
hole.
With respect to the water-'oscillons' that I observed,
this's a rather-fine analogue of WDB2T's net role
in the SSW<->UES harmonics :-]
Amazing, amazing, amazing - this little lawn-mower
water-'oscillon'-generating 'system'.
The amount of debris restricting the water's flow
through the drain-hole after cutting Dad's lawn
must've been just the right amount to produce the
=SPECTACULAR= water-'oscillon' phenomenon
Robustly.
Amazing, amazing, amazing.
It's the 'universe' in a lawn-mower :-]
kpc [K. P. Collins]
