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From: furyfax
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  • where to get such coil? thx

    fisch747 5 months ago

  • hall-effect sensor?

    zker666 1 year ago

  • how many volts were you using?

    CoolHatMan100 1 year ago

  • @furyfax + ibjessemon oh so it wont over force the magnet to the ground right?

    AwesomeSuperSauce 1 year ago

  • MARAVILLOSO!

    CALDERONCASTELLANA 1 year ago

  • how many volts is the power source?

    TheLastUgly 1 year ago

  • IT FLIES! =)

    FrobblOo 2 years ago

  • did you make that electro magnet or where did you get it?

    anthacdc 2 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil

    hottdog2007 2 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil

    cr99991 2 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil

    blqkvo 3 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil..

    Trunks3565 3 years ago

  • thats real cool, like ghost is holding that nut down there..

    Ztuibyman 3 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil..

    ScheldeBoy 4 years ago

  • Interesting!

    nukeandfusion 4 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil..

    ssnatcherss 4 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coi

    xXxmidgexXx 5 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil..

    furyfax 5 years ago

  • @furyfax VERY NICE. Wish i had the source code for something like that

    Syndicated4u 1 year ago

  • Why is a microchip involved in this? Does it regulate the current in the coil or something?

    ibjessemon 5 years ago

  • Because we use a flux sensor at the end of the magnet, which senses the flying object, we have programmed the chip to hold the object at a specific length, and then the chip regulates the current to the coil..

    furyfax 5 years ago

  • probably an 68HC12 or MSP430. Possibly, if youre really cheap, youd go for a PIC.

    sandcrab132 5 years ago

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