Flywheels achieving linear motion

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Flywheels achieving linear motion

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29-12-2005, 18:00

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Re: Flywheels achieving linear motion

Hmm....

I think I know what you mean. maybe.

Would a modified version of a Geneva Wheel work?

I could be way off base in this I know, if I am, I'm sorry.

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