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| Jan29-04, 02:32 AM | #1 |
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An application of railgun
I have made an small application of a railgun. It looks simple but I don't get its principle involved here.
On a cardboard, two strips of aluminum foils are pasted qith an equal distance apart from each other, resembling a train's path. A pair of alligator clips, both ends have 'head', in which the front heads of each are attached to one of the foils. the other ends on a 9V battery. I assembed a pair of magnets connected by a 3 inch steel cut from a coathanger at the center of each magnet. Then here's the fun. When I placed the "wheel" at the path, it moves away from the start. |
| Jan29-04, 03:45 PM | #2 |
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Are the alligator clips connected to only ONE aluminum strip, each end, and the other aluminum strip not connected to anything electrically? |
| Jan29-04, 07:42 PM | #3 |
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Hello to you!
Hmmm, I guess I did not mention it clearly. One alligator clip is attached to one of the foils while the other one is attached to another foil. |
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