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Alan Cresswell |
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TANGENTIAL precession of gyros |
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Do you agree that it gives the same value as RADIAL precession ?
I submit that it clears for an action of PERPETUAL MOTION as at www.unifiedtheory.org.uk
and the arithmetic is given and it checks out perfect ? Yes !? |
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9 April 2005
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Victor Geere - 16/04/2005 18:26:25
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If precession is forced, or manual, an external force is required, which will defeat perpetual motion. I think.
Tangential precession is over my head, but it looks like the two flywheels A and B will fight each other under forced precession.
Do you mind explaining gyration and the "moment of inertia"? I Googled it, but still don't get it. It will be greatly apreciated.
Regards
Victor
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