this one is obvious isn't it?

[supersam]

hey guys,

what if you get one ball sitting on that sticky spot, put a verticle loop at the end of the track, feeding back to the start point, and then sent the second ball down the track.  bam second ball is now stuck and waiting the first ball to scream out of the loop accellerating from the centrifucal and gravity of the verticle drop, back through the magnet kicker and bam!

just some food for thought.  it looked like the video with the one ball getting shot into the tarp would have deffintely had the velocity to make a loop.

lol
sam

[supersam]

hey guys,

just went back and watched the video again and it looks like at the end of the track where the ball sticks is just a very powerful magnet.  may even be and electromagnet.  i know that slamming permenant magnets is not a good thing, however even if the steel balls are magnetic i they would recharge while sitting on the sticky spot waiting to get slammed again.  also it appears that the tracks is made of copper.  if the steel balls are magnetized to the saturation point running on a copper track then are we not inducing electicity too?  i wonder just how much.

lol
sam

[supersam]

i know.

that's some stupid sh**t!!!!!

lol dog, if you can't hang!  there you have it!!!!

lol
sam

[supersam]

free energy,

and there i thought you had something.

lol
sam

ps: and i thought you issued the challenge?

[supersam]

allright,

what part of the hotwheels car can make it around the loop are we having so much trouble with?

lol
sam