Small Rotary

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• Subject: Small Rotary
• From: SSNSanders-at-aol-dot-com
• Date: Mon, 21 Oct 1996 10:10:15 -0400

Ive had an Idea:0   What about a hard drive disk for a rotary gap, maybe one
of the old 20 meg large diameter disks. The bearings in theese things are as
smooth as silk, they are balanced well. If it could be taken out and a motor
,say 1800RPM incorporated in the system, attach electrodes and balance, maybe
even belt drive it and run it in a horizontal position with 2 electrodes
stationary on either side making with the disk electrodes? What do you think?
anybody, If its feasible Im going to start on it. The comp. store has a bunch
of old large 20 meg drives for very old computers for about 20.00 each.
  Stephen Sanders

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