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       Wheel momentum Walter Lewin.wmv
       By: happygolucky Date: April 20, 2014, 1:01 pm
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       what can we take away from this experiment in torque chasing
       momentum?
       Wheel momentum Walter Lewin.wmv
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeXIV-wMVUk
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       Re: Wheel momentum Walter Lewin.wmv
       By: lynx wind Date: April 20, 2014, 8:00 pm
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       Physics is fun.
       I like to remind myself of the 1st and 2nd law of Physics often.
       What are your thoughts on this experiment in the video?
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       Re: Wheel momentum Walter Lewin.wmv
       By: happygolucky Date: April 21, 2014, 11:02 am
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       well..it immediately was a reminder of a  few  toys, i had when
       i was kid the gyroscope.
       i was intrigued  in what happens with so much momentum an force
       in this experiment ..thus your reference into what i
       thought...was how  was i to stop  my little  DC permanent magnet
       motor an get it started, once i had it in motion... and how it
       was going to take torque an momentum to generate energy... as i
       said it is very small  motor fits in the palm of my hand.. i
       believe i can gain with momentum /more speed.. an angular
       directional force..it would seem it is going to amplifying my
       torque too!an now i may be able to control it or stop it...also
       have you ever see the inside of a wind up clock it take stored
       energy under tension!  if that makes any sense.....
       how i could apply it in principle? i ask my self(change my
       design >maybe! to allow more inertia to increase momentum for
       more rpm an torque chasing it!.. i'm not very efficient  with
       the high 2600 RPM that is for sure..  .. what would be ideal is
       less torque,  lower RPM more energy output..      i need to
       generate at a lower speed for higher voltage with less torque
       yes  if it was a large motor i would need more torque ......so i
       need to reverse engineer  the motor to get less rpm an more
       energy  ? an  apply this theory some how, but how do i get more
       RPM? (threw momentum)? he had a his speed grinder rotating his
       wheel creating inertia
       thus back to my  conclusion from the observation.... an it was
       just that an observation, we have opposing angular motions
       agreed...(in different directions opposing forces) as
       explained... but when he added the weight to the equation..[ it
       caused another law in physics  (GRAVITY)]  an inertia effect
       .....to increase torque! but  it also reversed slowed momentum,
       he immediately after a few moments showing .. torque increased
       chasing momentum........ threw it out of harmonic balance
       ...with a 3rd opposing force ....gravity.what i thought was just
       a balance an gravity phenomena  from the weight .... but not so
       he influenced  another law ...which came into equation/as an
       effect....gravity thus causing ....friction an loss of
       speed/power slowing momentum....there must be a force to
       continue to propel an keep  all 3 in harmony  , i still believe
       you could use the weight applied in the equation in one of the
       directions by increasing momentum  threw a different application
       ....the aerodynamics of a propeller ... an a force driving it...
       must be in the equation a transfer of momentum..
       the weight : causing 3 mechanical effects friction  (a breaking
       system, slowing momentum, threw gravity and an increase in
       torque chasing momentum with gravity ) short term inertia
       increases in less torque... thus you need a constant force to
       propel momentum) ? ...still thinking! about it..  i had to
       re-write my  answer after i came back from he doctor an thought
       about it some more..just now proof read an corrected my
       statement on my return from the doctor..
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