so, these type of floating rotor are stabilized magnetically at the base on each side, while finger coincide with if you end of video. So if you connect a shaft to the rotor then what?
that can is out of control, lmao. try putting the coils also on above in full circle, to make it a fully maglev bearing levitated rotor, fully supported.
so, these type of floating rotor are stabilized magnetically at the base on each side, while finger coincide with if you end of video. So if you connect a shaft to the rotor then what?
that can is out of control, lmao. try putting the coils also on above in full circle, to make it a fully maglev bearing levitated rotor, fully supported.
Nice Experiment. A Question: Which size of wire you use for the coils? Thanks for a answer!!
@@retopoltera-meng4742 (0.45 mm) 100 turns per coil (13 centimeters × 2.5 centimeters)
Thank you for this Information!!
How much AMPs ?
frictionless motor shaft, cool
I got ur old channel videos backup , if u need again , i can send you via email
@@drobotron I am editing all of old channel videos again and will reupload them 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@smailbluestar Why did they delete your old channel ???
@@zaneenaz4962 CZcams removed my old channel.i don't know exactly.
@@smailbluestar what was said in their warning/notification ?
@@zaneenaz4962 Because two channels were connected to my Gmail and CZcams removed them and I had to create a new channel by a new Gmail.