The Super Precision Gyroscope is an all new gyroscope, designed and built to the highest precision from the very start. Made from SOLID brass and aluminium with carefully chosen miniature high-grade bearings. Tests have shown it runs almost silently for up to 7 minutes, 4 minutes for experiments ( electric motor detached ). The gyroscope can be configured into a number of positions to perform scientific experiments.

The included electric starter spins the gyroscope up to speed (12,000 rpm approx.), leaving you to do experiments with the high speed spinning gyroscope that spins for up to 4 minutes. Spin times of over 7 minutes can be achieved without electric motor detached.

The gyroscope comes with 2 x 50 mm long stainless steel extension rods, 2 x ball ends, 1 x slotted end. The rods when screwed together will extend 100mm, they can be screwed in other positions to create gimbals etc. There are 7 places on the frame of gyroscope that the attachments can be screwed into.

• 7 minute 'Spin time' without motor
• Very high precision manufacture
• High speed high-grade miniature bearings
• Interchangeable attachments for different experiments
• High speed operation using supplied electric motor
• Electric motor can be detached
• SOLID brass 'disk'
• Stainless steel shaft
• Ideal for demonstrations at colleges and universities
• Efficient motor allows hours of use
• Can be used as executive 'toy'
• Designed and built in Britain
  

Set Includes: Gyroscope, Electric motor, 2 x 50 mm long stainless steel extension rods, 2 x ball end, 1 x slotted end. Battery Pack (Batteries not included).

Specifications
Total Weight:	345g
Gyroscope weight without motor :	145g
Weight of brass disk alone (with shaft) :	112g
Aluminium casing, bearings and shaft weigh :	33g
Motor Amps (at start up):	2.5 amps
Motor Amps (at full rpm):	0.5 amps
Motor Voltage with standard batteries:	5.8 volts
Batteries:	Four 'AA' batteries
Outer frame diameter:	62.5mm
Brass disk diameter:	53mm
Brass disk thickness:	12mm
Motor length:	58.2mm
Motor diameter (at largest point):	28.1mm