Physics question w/ video

[kml]

It LOOKS impressive, even if it doesn't make any sense to the rest of us.

--Wag--

I get confused with my OWN grocery list.....

cheers
ken

 

[Spudley]

Ummm.....errr....uhhhhh....the term "Inertial Force" isn't accurate. "Inertial Resultant" is. There's no force to a spinning, or rotating mass, only resulting energies. The end product of the rotation of that mass. Awesome read guys, that was nice, for a change.

 

[Mr Bogus]

Here's your Vector victor....

That's impressive!

Would you be able to offer a laymans explanation of the forces involved?

thanks
ken

Ok so which part is the "bullseye" ? sure glad the math was not included with this..

 

[Robot]

Yep, I know this is an older post, and I gave some "deeper" confusing physics answers, I could have sworn I gave the simple explanation as well, but it's not here. My memory must be failing:unhappy:

Anyway I just got a PM requesting a more simple answer to what I mistakenly thought I already had put here. Thanks for helping me get the cobwebs out. Here is a more direct aswer to why this happens:


Anyway, the better answer is:

Imagine when you accelerate in a car, force(pseudoforce) wants to move things into the back seat, away from the direction of movement.

The out of balance wheel is held in place by the axle but, it does move(vibrate) some, in the direction of the heavy spot.

The weights inside the tire move opposite the direction of movement,(heavy spot) self balancing the tire. Movement continues until things reach equalibrium.

I have replaced both tires on my K8 and use dynabeads and think their great!

 

[J.Busa]

so... in the end, what I learned is, you physics nerds are geeky and shunned just as much as us computer nerds, right? RIGHT? ?

+1

 

[Robot]

+1

+2

 

[Mr Bogus]

Yep, I know this is an older post, and I gave some "deeper" confusing physics answers, I could have sworn I gave the simple explanation as well, but it's not here. My memory must be failing:unhappy:

Anyway I just got a PM requesting a more simple answer to what I mistakenly thought I already had put here. Thanks for helping me get the cobwebs out. Here is a more direct aswer to why this happens:


Anyway, the better answer is:

Imagine when you accelerate in a car, force(pseudoforce) wants to move things into the back seat, away from the direction of movement.

The out of balance wheel is held in place by the axle but, it does move(vibrate) some, in the direction of the heavy spot.

The weights inside the tire move opposite the direction of movement,(heavy spot) self balancing the tire. Movement continues until things reach equalibrium.

I have replaced both tires on my K8 and use dynabeads and think their great!

So you saying "ballz" is lazy?

 

[Robot]

So you saying "ballz" is lazy?

Migrate toward their lowest energy state, I have experience in this area