I use a digital scale with a steel top fitted the car sits on a bridge over but not touching the scale ,i can then read a negative gram reading this allows me to compare one car to another
Magnets
Is there any way I can measure the power of a magent using a more precise method than my own judgement?
If not, are there classes of magnets? I'm just thinking, once I get club racing, I'll probably want a bit more or less magnet. Is there any way to do this without trial and error?
Example:
Fly magent is too strong, but I don't want to be sliding all over the place. I want a magent less powerful than a fly but more than say, a ninco.
Just an example of course, but I hope you get the idea.
Thanks.
If not, are there classes of magnets? I'm just thinking, once I get club racing, I'll probably want a bit more or less magnet. Is there any way to do this without trial and error?
Example:
Fly magent is too strong, but I don't want to be sliding all over the place. I want a magent less powerful than a fly but more than say, a ninco.
Just an example of course, but I hope you get the idea.
Thanks.
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