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  1. In Topic: Bearings for home-built gyroscope?

    Today, 12:39 AM

    For ~$10, a Sunon computer fan could be canibalized for its magnetic suspension technology; perhaps can be applied on your project.

    http://www.sunonusa....nology&p=maglev

    Another brand is Enermax:

    http://www.digitaldi...lobal/index.php

  2. In Topic: mechanics

    24 May 2012 - 01:13 PM

    Use a pigeon egg, surrounded in tiny partially inflated balloons or sponge in the 'cargo' compartment :)

  3. In Topic: Test set up for electromagnetic induction

    21 May 2012 - 11:44 PM

    Your terminology is not appropiate.
    In case this is what you are after, ----> http://www.metalwebn...-conv/fig1.html

  4. In Topic: Rigging a Speaker

    21 May 2012 - 03:09 AM

    Just measure it with an AC voltmeter or oscilloscope at the volume setting you want, with the load (speaker) connected on one channel.
    There may be dozens of different players with different output designs to answer your last question.

  5. In Topic: Rigging a Speaker

    21 May 2012 - 02:30 AM

    Yes, it is possible, feed it a signal not exceeding about a volt RMS AC, the source device should be capable of handling a low impedance load.

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    Moontanman 

    15 Feb 2012 - 20:08
    Coastal NC? I live there too...
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