Which part of the gyroscope remains unaffected when the support mount is adjusted?

The part of the gyroscope that remains unaffected when the support mount is adjusted is the combination of the gimbal rings and the rotor.

In a gyroscope, the rotor is the component that spins and generates angular momentum, while the gimbal rings allow for movement in different axes. When the support mount is adjusted, it alters the orientation of the gyroscope's overall position, but does not change the properties or states of the rotor or the gimbal rings themselves. The rotor continues to spin freely, maintaining its angular momentum, and the gimbal rings can pivot without affecting the rotor's rotation.

Therefore, both the gimbal rings and the rotor are unaffected in terms of their operational integrity and function, regardless of how the support mount is oriented.