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John Greaves |
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Large Gyroscope or Gyrocage |
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Hi there,
I am sure that most of you have seen the large gyroscopes that they strap people into at fairs and amusement parks. I am interested in buying one. Where can they be found and do they have a special name? Please email any info to
johng@roboticsys.com
Thanks,
John |
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25 April 2001
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webmaster @ gyroscopes.org - 27/04/2001 14:10:05
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| | They are made by different companies so they are often called different names. GYROSCOPE RIDE is the most common name. I tried typing this into
www.google.com and got loads of
good results. They are quite costly.
I suggest you contact someone with one of these to rent and hopefully they will give you they details of the company that they purchased it from.
Heres a few links.
http://www.karscot.com/used.html
http://www.partyworks.co.uk/different/p_gyro.htm
http://freespace.virgin.net/grand.affairs/gyroscope.htm
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Jim Pawlson - 28/08/2001 21:59:52
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| | http://www.spaceball.net/spaceball.htm
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chris - 11/08/2004 16:57:26
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| | Check out www.gyrostore.com
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william donaghue - 10/09/2004 15:59:26
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| | I as well is looking to buy a human gyroscope and apart from the one advertized for sale in the forum page thats as far as i get , cannot find where to buy new to get some idea of how much they cost straight out of the box so to speak.
can any one give me some idea where and and the price of one first or second hamd thank you. bill
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Will Rowe - 22/12/2004 18:09:41
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| | I have one as a side line business and am considering selling it as my new job takes too much of my time. I am based in Cornwall and if you are interested then e-mail me
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Jim Hare - 20/01/2005 15:37:46
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| | Check out the new website:
www.gyrogym.com
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