Can you give us the makeup of this experiment Jerry? Materials, rpms, etc?
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>I have also now tried the experiment with a disk mounted on a bearing
>and seperated from a driven disk, the freewheeling disk did indeed spin
>and when the power was shut off the driven disk it slowed down and then
>rotated in the opposite direction.
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>When the driven disk and it associated drive motor was physically
>removed, it then slowed down and stopped without showing this tendency
>to reverse direction.
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>In my opinion the field surrounding the motor when under power caused
>the rotation in the first place and the reversing effect was when the
>motor was still turning and acting like a generator of sorts.
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>Has anyone else tried this?
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>N.Howie
No, what equipment do we need to do it?
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>You might also check out the earlier repost about the experiment with
>spinning discs and magnets as done by Chris Eccles at;
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> http://dallastexas.net/keelynet/archive/00001639.htm
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