@monkriddler Its very much at your own risk after 5000rpm. I run it at 10,000rpm but there is losts of energy in the disk. It won't stop if it comes out of the gimbals.e.g. it would go through a brick wall.
very interesting! my only suggestion would be to not put your arms right in front of the camera when you're putting the locks on and off, as we can't see what you're doing! :)
though ive never purchased one of your products, i thank you as an aware human for having these videos available to watch. one impressed can watch and if they do not understand they can LEARN and figure it out. curiosity is the only true teacher as its students learn and not be taught. your tinkering with machines and apparent engineering skills give us hope more than most realize. If there be saints, may you be among them.
I assume this is an actual product demonstration? It would be much, much more effective with a proper cameraman in order to manipulate angles and film the demonstrator. As it is, the video is fairly monotonous since the viewer barely notices it spinning.
Without putting some for of marker on it and quite hard to see anyway. As for cameramen, well can't afford those. You'll have to put up with me for a while.
I've been reading on Joseph Newman, and not to comment on him, but I wonder if you see a parallel to the way gyros react to applied force and the electromagnetic right- or left-hand rules? I'm tryin' to see the parallel if any.
electromagnetism is simetrical. you can actually use both a right a left rule as long as you use them twice. the gyroscope is also symetrical, it just happens to be spinning in a certain way.
I'm reading a little on Joseph Newman, and not to comment on him, but do you see a parallel to the electromagnetic right- and left-hand rules and gyros reaction to applied force?
There's got to be a way that could used as a alternative source of energy. Kind of the way hydropower from those dams or windmill,like a windmill but so much stronger.
I know it might be nigh on impossible to get the weight distribution right, but have you considered inducing a turbulent boundary layer by using a pitted surface (like a golf ball) on the curved outer face to reduce drag?
Nice demo. Beautifully made brass instrument that even my old friend would be impressed with (He used to like making things on his lathe from - steam engines and various other interesting gizmos).
Could you have transferred the friction wheel to the spindle for even more RPM once you'd spun it up so far ??
lookup CMG gyroscopes on google. You see a number of things about gyroscopes being used to control the directional while in space. The space station and hubble had a number of CMG gyroscopes that failed.
Man, that electric drill sounds like a heleicopter turbine spinning up! The gyro is nice and quiet though. But I thought that a gyro was to stay put whatever the base was doing, or am I mistaken?
I suggest you have a look at some of my other gyroscope videos. You may understand what going on then. If you still don't understand (some people never get it until they hold one) then I suggest you buy a cheap toy gyroscope.
What is the maximum, safe rpm this gyro can operate at?
monkriddler 2 months ago
@monkriddler Its very much at your own risk after 5000rpm. I run it at 10,000rpm but there is losts of energy in the disk. It won't stop if it comes out of the gimbals.e.g. it would go through a brick wall.
gyroscopes 2 months ago
Where can I get one, and how much?
This would be a great chrismas gift to myself!
jtjjbannie 3 months ago
@jtjjbannie Gyroscope . com
gyroscopes 3 months ago
I have one!
G4homeonline 1 year ago
oooooooow the humming of the gyroscope get me excited lol
MrArmyman444 1 year ago
@author, Plz tell the direction of rotation of the disc. At 1:40, when viewed from left, is the disc rotating CW or CCW?
MenTaLLyMenTaL 1 year ago
that is sooooooo weird... =D
weetnietgeen 2 years ago
1:38 at 2:10 = start jet engine sound!
serpadu 2 years ago
I want one! can't wait to play with it
Zoloft61 2 years ago
I'm not sure why, but this gyroscope thing fascinates me big time
redumbrellaman 3 years ago
year that´s very well
weissenberger25 3 years ago
how much does this cost?
AquaFight 3 years ago
£450
crazystufffff 3 years ago 2
Man, I want this gyro so badly now. 20 minutes of spin time! That would do nicely on my desk.
Oh, yeah and I could use it in the physics presentation later this year too... :P
AceMgy 3 years ago 10
I really enjoyed seeing this video ! I'm very
fascinated with gyroscopes ! I wish I had one
attached to my digital video camera !
Thanks for making this awesome video !
b0dhran 3 years ago
AWESOME that was 4:17 acutally doing nothin!!!
5 stars!
mapkyce 3 years ago
What are the gyroscope's with several revolving rings around them (quite like this one)? I think its a gyroscope. There usually in offices.
bertanderny 3 years ago
Wow, I just noticed your username and profile. I'll subscribe now... ;)
N37BU6 3 years ago
That's beautiful.
It's too bad you can't apply the torque at the axle, because you could get it spinning much faster.
N37BU6 3 years ago
very interesting! my only suggestion would be to not put your arms right in front of the camera when you're putting the locks on and off, as we can't see what you're doing! :)
ethosproductionsinc 3 years ago
though ive never purchased one of your products, i thank you as an aware human for having these videos available to watch. one impressed can watch and if they do not understand they can LEARN and figure it out. curiosity is the only true teacher as its students learn and not be taught. your tinkering with machines and apparent engineering skills give us hope more than most realize. If there be saints, may you be among them.
waragainstgreed 3 years ago 37
WELL SAID, well said indeed!
amazula 3 years ago 8
Nicely put
goweb172 3 years ago 8
pip pip..cheerio
G1Martins 3 years ago
That was probably THE very best comment I've ever read on YouTube. Nice.
LordInksworth 3 years ago
I assume this is an actual product demonstration? It would be much, much more effective with a proper cameraman in order to manipulate angles and film the demonstrator. As it is, the video is fairly monotonous since the viewer barely notices it spinning.
worktoget 4 years ago
Without putting some for of marker on it and quite hard to see anyway. As for cameramen, well can't afford those. You'll have to put up with me for a while.
gyroscopes 3 years ago
I see. I was thinking of just having a third person to shoot at different angles, though :)
worktoget 3 years ago
Thats easy to do. I try and get round to doing that.
gyroscopes 3 years ago
sounds like a plane luanching
Volynyanka 4 years ago 4
Hi
Would you be able to show the principle of powerballs and how do they generate so much power..
thanks
ashwinisidhu 4 years ago
I will do when I have time.
gyroscopes 4 years ago
Does anyone know if there is a cheaper gyroscope like this one anywhere?
ChaseWatkins 4 years ago
There isn't. But there a few others that cost more. This was designed to be cheaper than those ones and yet be better in almst all aspects.
gyroscopes 4 years ago
I've been reading on Joseph Newman, and not to comment on him, but I wonder if you see a parallel to the way gyros react to applied force and the electromagnetic right- or left-hand rules? I'm tryin' to see the parallel if any.
Ldawgity 4 years ago
electromagnetism is simetrical. you can actually use both a right a left rule as long as you use them twice. the gyroscope is also symetrical, it just happens to be spinning in a certain way.
AquaFight 3 years ago
I'm reading a little on Joseph Newman, and not to comment on him, but do you see a parallel to the electromagnetic right- and left-hand rules and gyros reaction to applied force?
Ldawgity 4 years ago
There's got to be a way that could used as a alternative source of energy. Kind of the way hydropower from those dams or windmill,like a windmill but so much stronger.
blackspace007 4 years ago
its cool how it starts up but thats about it lol, sorry
1uckycharms 4 years ago
I know it might be nigh on impossible to get the weight distribution right, but have you considered inducing a turbulent boundary layer by using a pitted surface (like a golf ball) on the curved outer face to reduce drag?
GregtheVet 4 years ago
Yes but as you can imagine cost would go up quite a but yet the performance would only improve a little. Would be easier to put it in a vaccum.
gyroscopes 4 years ago
Nice demo. Beautifully made brass instrument that even my old friend would be impressed with (He used to like making things on his lathe from - steam engines and various other interesting gizmos).
Could you have transferred the friction wheel to the spindle for even more RPM once you'd spun it up so far ??
RoadRunnerLaser 4 years ago
yep you can do that. It spins for ages then.
gyroscopes 4 years ago
Great
kidsdell 4 years ago
good demo on precession...
theA320pilot 4 years ago
Runs quite long. Excellent bearings there.
Aeryk333 4 years ago
fromLT, they are measuring space time frame dragging. Look up the experiment "Gravity Probe"
cptstubing 4 years ago
cool. i've heard about gyroscopes in space shuttle. for what point?
fromLT 4 years ago
lookup CMG gyroscopes on google. You see a number of things about gyroscopes being used to control the directional while in space. The space station and hubble had a number of CMG gyroscopes that failed.
gyroscopes 4 years ago
How much does a gyroscope like that cost?
Finkdog2004 4 years ago
Man, that electric drill sounds like a heleicopter turbine spinning up! The gyro is nice and quiet though. But I thought that a gyro was to stay put whatever the base was doing, or am I mistaken?
bendejonge 4 years ago
Its does, but you have to have gimbals like shown. If I picked it up by the base and walked round the round it would continue pointing the same way
gyroscopes 4 years ago
wft?!?!i dont get it?!?!
perikoguevara789 5 years ago
I suggest you have a look at some of my other gyroscope videos. You may understand what going on then. If you still don't understand (some people never get it until they hold one) then I suggest you buy a cheap toy gyroscope.
gyroscopes 5 years ago
ok
perikoguevara789 5 years ago
what the hell was that?! you did not even make it spin!!
dews124 5 years ago
It was spinning. Maybe as high as 10,000rpm. What makes you think it wasn't spinning?
gyroscopes 5 years ago
he probably just didnt see it... its just very hard to see because its solid... I would suggest making one with holes in it...
censoredmunky 4 years ago
a perforated rotor would cause more air drag and a lower spin time.
HartfordTommy 3 years ago