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MASOOD KAMAL |
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DESIGN A GYRO |
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HI
WHT ARE THE BASIC ASSUMPTIONS, WHEN WHEN WE DESIGN A GYROSCOPE.
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9 October 2003
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webmaster@gyroscopes.org - 23/10/2003 01:20:14
| | | If you mean what makes a good gyroscope, a strong frame to withstand the forces. A well sized disk with the mass on the outside of the disk. In other words thin by the axle and bulging towards the outside. A heavy material is better (brass is quite common) and it should run at a highest speed possible with effecting safely or the life of the gyroscope. The weight, shape, size and speed are all relative to the gyroscopic forces.
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