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Re: Free Gyroscope
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2009 Nov 16, 17:38 -0800
From: Gary LaPook
Date: 2009 Nov 16, 17:38 -0800
A gyroscope for free!!! where can I get one? gl On Nov 13, 1:08�am, kumarwrote: > Dear All, > I have joined this goup today. In fact I was in search of a grp like > this. > > I have �problem if any body can help or share his views: > > We know that a free gyroscope kept horizontal on the north pole will > exhibit a turntable movement alone. > > We also know that a free gyroscope on the equator - east/west - > horizontal will tilt with the east end rising and so on. > > We conclude that the turntable movement is maximum at poles and zero > in the equator and the tilting movement is maximum at the equator and > zero at the poles. > > Also we know that this way the spin axis of the gyroscope always point > towards a imaginary star callled a gyro star. > > Question is : > How will a free gyroscope move when initially set horizontal at the > equator with a azimuth of say 045 degs (Not East-West) -- NavList message boards: www.fer3.com/arc Or post by email to: NavList@fer3.com To , email NavList+@fer3.com