L lhuser Golden Master Messages 13,147 Jan 2, 2007 #11 Yes. The motor spins the CD, and the spinning device is the metal rod onto the welded CD spinner. The plastic thing on to is to hold the CD, because if it doesn't hold it, it will fly around.
Yes. The motor spins the CD, and the spinning device is the metal rod onto the welded CD spinner. The plastic thing on to is to hold the CD, because if it doesn't hold it, it will fly around.
David Lindon Golden Master Messages 15,233 Jan 2, 2007 #12 Have you ever seen those vertical cd loaders?
OP OP X XEN In Runtime Messages 457 Jan 2, 2007 #13 I'm looking at one just like that one right now...
L lhuser Golden Master Messages 13,147 Jan 2, 2007 #14 Yeah, that's the thing I'm talking of. Also, note that in slim drives, the ones in the laptops, they use smaller motors, so they fit in, but the speeds are reduced. They all run at 24X.
Yeah, that's the thing I'm talking of. Also, note that in slim drives, the ones in the laptops, they use smaller motors, so they fit in, but the speeds are reduced. They all run at 24X.
alvino Golden Master Messages 19,967 Jan 2, 2007 #16 It's spun by special anti-gravity projectors that magically hover the disc and spin it to super fast speeds.
It's spun by special anti-gravity projectors that magically hover the disc and spin it to super fast speeds.
