Listmaintainer Mike: Please review this post to determine if the little
sales pitch I am putting here is consistent with the rules of the list.
If not, please do not post it, otherwise, remove this paragraph and edit
as you feel appropriate. You'll not hurt my feelings either way. {grin}
Upstream someone posted a note suggesting that Handy & Harmon is selling
.9999 silver wire but calling it .999 Fine. Hauser & Miller here in
St. Louis buys some of their silver from Handy & Harmon, & tells me that
they (Handy & Harmon) charge a premium for the four9 stuff, hence it is
*highly* unlikely they are selling it as .999 for the same price.
I live about a mile and a half from Hauser & Miller Co, a supplier of
precious metals to the jeweler trade. Anyone can buy from them, but
they charge a $2 handling charge for cutting into a large roll of silver
wire, and they have a $25 minimum purchase. I'd be willing to take
orders for 6" .999 fine 14 gauge Silver Wire Electrodes at $5/pair,
postpaid. You might be able to get them cheaper elsewhere--I'm not in
this for profit or competition, just for a good quality well-tested CS I
can make at home. If any member of the list is interested, email me at
[email protected] and I will reply with my mailing address so you can
send me a money order for the number of pairs you want. Missouri
residents please note your address so I can find a way to pay the
appropriate sales tax, as I am not a vendor and don't have a tax ID
number with the state.
On another item, I'd like to suggest that most of the home-made CS
generators I have heard about run on (3) 9-volt batteries. Perhaps that
is what the survey is supposed to determine, but whatever we settle on
for testing purposes should be, I think, from the most common of
machines. I have a 3x9volt machine, and a 2x9volt Pulsed DC machine,
but never saw a design for a 4x9volt machine.
I will kick in a $20.00 pledge to the testing fund, also.
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