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Would there be inertia if I move the gyro along it's rotation axis? |
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Would gyro make any resistive force if I push it parallel to it;s axis of rotation? |
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6 May 2008
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Sandy Kidd - 09/05/2008 06:26:17
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If the gyroscope is moved/pushed parallel to its axis of rotation or parallel to its plane of rotation there will be no reaction.
The disc must be subjected to a radial acceleration whether it be in a vertical or horizontal direction to create a reaction, otherwise it will remain, just a spinning disc.
Sandy Kidd
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Vla toky - 13/05/2008 01:30:30
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I read the description of gyro behavior.
It really reacts to turns.
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