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Pretty cool experiment

A simple but interesting experiment using only a battery, a magnet and a wire.

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1. Comment rated too low. Show this comment evil666 4 years ago

ok a. astiiiiiiiiiiig 8-)

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2. Napper 4 years ago

So battery and a little magnet?

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3. banzemanga 4 years ago

Well the experiment seems fun but the wire bedding looks tedious.

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4. Petra 4 years ago

Hm...

Bigger wire.... bigger magnet... Bigger battery. Heh heh

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5. Blade69 4 years ago

Oh thanx, I know how to fly my spaceship now :D

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6. admirer 4 years ago

coolll :O

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7. spamcop 4 years ago

It's called Maxwell's homopolar motor.

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8. BombDiggady (moderator) 4 years ago

Yay, a mini motor

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9. Ivor 355 days ago

i expected it to fly :D

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10. mydixiewrecked 169 days ago

its the beginning of a flux capacitor.

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11. loadrunner 148 days ago

Who dares to combine a 500kv Teslacoil and a 50k Gause magnet.