No a gyro does not have to stop spinning to let a boom move
gyroscope can help counteract or dampen the swing of a boom (such as on a crane or similar structure) by providing stability through its resistance to changes in orientation. The gyroscopic effect relies on the principle of angular momentum: a spinning gyroscope resists changes to its axis of rotation. When applied to a swinging boom, this resistance can help reduce unwanted oscillations or swinging movements, as the gyroscope provides stabilizing forces that counteract the external forces causing the swing.In practice, systems that utilize gyroscopic stabilization often include sensors and feedback mechanisms to adjust the position and rotation of the gyroscope to maximize its stabilizing effect, helping maintain control over the boom's movement.
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