Bicycle Gyroscope
The newly redesigned Bicycle Gyroscope is perfect for getting your students engaged in understanding rotational motion. Unlike other bicycle gyroscopes, the PASCO model is extremely rugged for years of use, but also lightweight at just 6 lbs. Cushioned hand-grips, a pull-cord with handle, and an included suspension cord (for demonstrating precession) make it simple and easy to use.
Rotating Chair
Rugged design and incredibly low friction make this far superior to any office chair.
Sturdy 45 cm diameter rotating platform can be used with or without included chair.
Wrap rope around groove to apply torque.
Steel base
Use a photogate (not included) with built-in spokes to measure the rotational speed and acceleration.
Rotating Chair ME-6856
This 2.8 kg (6 lb.) Bicycle Gyroscope has a solid 12.7 mm (½”) steel shaft with cushioned hand-grips.
Precision ball-bearings result in extremely low-friction for both the Bicycle Gyroscope and the Rotating Chair.
Attach cord to hole in handle to demonstrate precession.
Includes chair and rotating platform with leveling feet
Shown in use with: Photogate Head ME-9498A
Bicycle Gyroscope Mass Set FEATURES
A Solid 1/2” Steel Shaft A Cushioned Hand-Grips
A Precision Ball-Bearings for Low Friction
A Non-marking Rubber Tire
Bicycle Gyroscope ME-6837
Includes bicycle gyroscope, two cords with handles.
Use the included pull-cord with handle to spin up the wheel.
Adding all four of the masses adds 1.6 kg to the wheel’s (approximate) 2.8 kg mass and increases its rotational inertia by over 60%.
Mass securely clamps to the wheel rim using included screws.
Bicycle Gyroscope Mass Set ME-6972
Includes four 400 g masses and screws.
Shown in use with: Rotating Chair ME-6856
Required: Bicycle Gyroscope ME-6837 We Can Help
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