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15th December 2008, 02:01 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Cambridge, England
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MagLev bearings for tonearm?
I just recieved an order of some Sunon MagLev fans.
I have an idea that it might be possible to strip down the fan and use the magnetically levitated bearing for a tonearm. It seems strong enough to support a tonearm. The bearing is of appropriate size and appears totally frictionless. Unfortunately I do not have the workshop facilities to try it at the moment, so I am putting forward the idea for someone to try it. |
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