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 28 November 2024 22:41

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Asked by: Keith Robinson
Subject: what voltage and cycles to power my Gyroscope?
Question: I have an ex military very old (WW11 I think!) bronze gyroscope. not sure if its powered by air or electricity.its got tubes which could be air or lubricant feeds. also has three terminals wired to the interior.
I can get it spinning moderatly by supplying it with AC 180V and using a capacitor to fake 3 phase of sorts.
I just need to know what CPS and voltiage it needs. its a Sperry Rand with 393/58 stamped on it. been trying for years to find out. could anyone help please?
Date: 23 December 2012
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Answer: d brown - 06/08/2019 06:34:42
 if there are grooves in the edge of the gyro i would guess air driven and the wires would be the feedback to the instruments especially if they are only for small wires.

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