Re: Gyroscopic effect

["Jim Dincau" <jdincau@qnet.com>]

Actually it's called gyroscopic precession, coreollis effect has to do with 
the rotation of the earth under a moving object. Can you figure this into 
the equation as well please.
Jim


> Those are called Coriollis forces and are present in any spinning
> system.  The "effect" takes place 90 degrees AFTER the input (in the
> direction of rotation.