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Of course it will come off....Even if the wheels were locked (brake or whatever) It could STILL be pushed off the dyno. All that is required for motion f/ a stand still is enough force to overcome inertia and friction.
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ground speed has nothing to do w/ an airplane taking off....it has to do w/ air speed, and in turn, lift. If you create great enough air speed to create lift, the plane could be standing still. Bernoulli's principle dictates these rules of fluid dynamics.
