i've got nothin to do

[3asiancubers]

Did that magnet come from a loudspeaker? It sure looks like it did.

[Drew4853]

@103798 Dude! As a gardener, that's the site i visit the most for lemon information :)

[matthias18645]

"lemon tree" would fit in pretty good

[103798]

@matthias18645 Lemons are awsome, you should go to lemonparty org to find out more!

[Nanovirus5995]

ALOT of views for a title of "ive got nothing to do" XD

[ijsking1243]

@Nanovirus5995 lol your right

[tengokunoshi]

really cool video without all those tons of useless comments and epic music :D:D:D

[MeMisterTD]

We did this at school, it's quite fun

[linkyjoe]

Coil + magnet + wire + Battery --> It's a running device = Electric Motor

[101timmy11]

That's a good experiment to do in your free time! Maybe I should try that some time that's really interesting! Nice way to spend your time. Learning something and it's probably fun!

[blair032]

so how hard was it to take the magnet out of the woofer?

[axlisback99]

they arent very hard, but then again, i used a hammer and chisel. you dont need a sub to get that type of magnet, i got some form normal 6x9s and the normal car stereo round ones. theyre pretty powerful too, needed the hammer and chisel to seperate two of them i had stuck together

[dpcnull]

Its a nice concept, but lol, it would have been cooler to have the copper ring actually floating by itself. Of course, you'd have to break into some highly classified lab or something and find yourself a superconducting magnet :)

[Iceaged69]

It's supose to be a simple electric motor...not floating device or something like that.

[r0sscun]

not necessarily; watch this video here on you tube " /watch?v=WX1fkfJPWpY " and you'll see a floating/levitating coil alone, no other devices.

[bowserxkillsxmario]

cool