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The operator starts a supported wheel by hand.
RELATED PHYSICAL DEMONSTRATION 18 sec
Gyroscopic Effect — Related Working Demonstration
Related operating video · Different configuration
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A related physical demonstration for gyroscopic effect. The operator starts a supported wheel by hand. The wheel continues turning after the hand moves away. The cabinet and component arrangement differ from the catalogue rendering.
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The wheel continues turning after the hand moves away.
Compare the reference
Compare the orientation of the wheel on its support.
This guide describes the visible action. The final performance and operating specification are agreed for the project.
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Another movement.
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Forces & motion
Uphill Double Cone — Related Working Demonstration
A related physical demonstration for uphill double cone. The operator reaches toward the rolling comparison assembly. A rolling body changes position along the paired rails. The cabinet and component arrangement differ from the catalogue rendering.
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Forces & motion
Coriolis Force — Related Working Demonstration
A related physical demonstration for coriolis force. Turn the base of the two-roller belt assembly by hand. Watch the moving belt change its shape. The cabinet and component arrangement differ from the catalogue rendering.
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Forces & motion
Rolling Race — Related Working Demonstration
A related physical demonstration for rolling race. The operator positions the wheels near the upper ends of the tracks. The two wheels roll through the protected track assembly. The cabinet and component arrangement differ from the catalogue rendering.
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