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IamSmooth
Sat Feb 20 2016, 11:12PM Print
IamSmooth Registered Member #190 Joined: Fri Feb 17 2006, 12:00AM
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Maybe some of you want to show this to a child in elementary or high school for a science project. Who would think that a paper clip motor would go this fast.

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Conundrum
Wed Feb 24 2016, 05:51AM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Heh. Yeah, I had an idea for a solar motor a while back, actually got as far as posting some vague outlines on sci.electronics.misc but couldn't afford the materials to test it.

On the bubject of serendipity, I inadvertently observed the optical displacement effect from pyrolytic graphite around the same time as the big KaBOOM at Hatfield, Hertfordshire. My makeshift seismometer consisted of a piece of graphite hovering over a Halbach array in my shed window, came back that afternoon (it was a clear day) and the graphite was on the floor and (wrongly) assumed the seismic effect was responsible.
Pretty sure the Sun hit one side and destabilized it, years later the news in Japan re. the discovery that lasers can make pyrolytic graphite move around broke.

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jdub1581hv
Wed Feb 24 2016, 06:16PM
jdub1581hv Registered Member #55219 Joined: Tue Jun 09 2015, 11:21PM
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Conundrum wrote ...

Heh. Yeah, I had an idea for a solar motor a while back, actually got as far as posting some vague outlines on sci.electronics.misc but couldn't afford the materials to test it.

On the bubject of serendipity, I inadvertently observed the optical displacement effect from pyrolytic graphite around the same time as the big KaBOOM at Hatfield, Hertfordshire. My makeshift seismometer consisted of a piece of graphite hovering over a Halbach array in my shed window, came back that afternoon (it was a clear day) and the graphite was on the floor and (wrongly) assumed the seismic effect was responsible.
Pretty sure the Sun hit one side and destabilized it, years later the news in Japan re. the discovery that lasers can make pyrolytic graphite move around broke.

-A

Try googling 'Mendocino Motor' .. I actually know the guy who came up with it... Met playing Disc Golf of all things... lol
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Signification
Wed Feb 24 2016, 08:50PM
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If anyone is interested: MIT motor winner receives prize before lecture...
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