Evening Eleanor,
I'm interested in using Canadian silver coins instead of wire, because I
think it's more cost effective. If I use 3 x 9V batteries would there be
enough power (current, whatever) if I use the coins rather than 14 gauge wire?
I wonder if it really is more cost effective. If you use up your
coins, likely 500 gallons, will that be more economical?
I think the best reason to use the coins is, "because you have them" and
do not have the silver wire.
The silver wire is relatively economical, if you purchase 50 feet at one
time. Of course that is a "virtual lifetime" supply unless you convince
all your friends to use CS and take some wire off your hands.
I have given away lots of my 50 feet and I think I still have a lifetime
supply left, unless the CS makes me live to about 500.
Have the engineers and mathematicians on the list calculated how many
gallons that two pieces of wire, 8 inches long will make? One would
have to specify a ppm in order to do the calculation.
Wayne
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