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11-08-2005 | 10:46 PM
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relay = bad
Think about the electro magnet holding a little peice of metal with the whole thing spinning so fast, that the little metal peice ends up weighing 1000x more than the electromagnet was designed to hold :?
this thing would have to be all solid state really and built in something that balances things correctly.
And i like solar, but its so inefficient and chances are really good that the sun wouldnt hit the wheels that often.
Think about the electro magnet holding a little peice of metal with the whole thing spinning so fast, that the little metal peice ends up weighing 1000x more than the electromagnet was designed to hold :?
this thing would have to be all solid state really and built in something that balances things correctly.
And i like solar, but its so inefficient and chances are really good that the sun wouldnt hit the wheels that often.
11-08-2005 | 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by bmsgaffer86
relay = bad
Think about the electro magnet holding a little peice of metal with the whole thing spinning so fast, that the little metal peice ends up weighing 1000x more than the electromagnet was designed to hold :?
this thing would have to be all solid state really and built in something that balances things correctly.
And i like solar, but its so inefficient and chances are really good that the sun wouldnt hit the wheels that often.
Think about the electro magnet holding a little peice of metal with the whole thing spinning so fast, that the little metal peice ends up weighing 1000x more than the electromagnet was designed to hold :?
this thing would have to be all solid state really and built in something that balances things correctly.
And i like solar, but its so inefficient and chances are really good that the sun wouldnt hit the wheels that often.
hey, we should sell this idea to a company that sells wheel covers, let their engineers mess with it
11-08-2005 | 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by rjolly87
Originally Posted by Gumball
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11-08-2005 | 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Logan
When you said something useful I was thinking more along the lines of a CUSTOM lazy susan (those things you put on your table).
Not a bad idea either if you get one of the real ball bearing ones...
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