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Re: Flywheels achieving linear motion

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100rpm isnt enough info. my cellphone vibration motor can be geared down to 100 rpm and my truck can also run its wheels at 100rpm.

Why is 100 rpm not enough? depending on the design of the flywheel, 100rpm could be more than enough. How much energy would be contained in a planet spinning 100rpm!!!!!
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