Thank you Bill for you suggestion and insight. I appreciate your aim at keeping this thread from taking a nose dive in the paranormal direction...which would be off topic. I am curious about these experiments, perhaps you can PM me the details. Based on some of the experiences I've had, I would like to see it is possible to authenticate and understand the true nature of them (my experiences, that is). They have made me into a strong believer, and I would like to for my own curious mind settle as much as I can, if I am mistaken I want to know.
I'll keep your idea in mind; precision is very important, and gets even more important when the wheel's RPM increases! The slightest unbalancing of a spinning object can result in nasty amounts of torque, loss of spinning kinetic energy, and loss of time.
Also, the future can swiftly change my circumstances, there is no certainty about it which works both ways...good or bad. I am going to begin an experiment in the next few days that I have been preparing for for some time (gathering and putting together the parts needed). Shortly after beginning this experiment I'll better know how much time and energy it actually takes, and I'll be able to assess how much time and energy I can give for other experiments as well. Resources will naturally play an important part, but if I am correct a stepping motor is affordable. I'll take a look at some of the models and start formulating means as to how they can be applied (based directly from the models themselves).
Thanks again!
I'll keep your idea in mind; precision is very important, and gets even more important when the wheel's RPM increases! The slightest unbalancing of a spinning object can result in nasty amounts of torque, loss of spinning kinetic energy, and loss of time.
Also, the future can swiftly change my circumstances, there is no certainty about it which works both ways...good or bad. I am going to begin an experiment in the next few days that I have been preparing for for some time (gathering and putting together the parts needed). Shortly after beginning this experiment I'll better know how much time and energy it actually takes, and I'll be able to assess how much time and energy I can give for other experiments as well. Resources will naturally play an important part, but if I am correct a stepping motor is affordable. I'll take a look at some of the models and start formulating means as to how they can be applied (based directly from the models themselves).
Thanks again!