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I found out today that medallion shops, those that design and produce medallions for sports events, etc. dispose of a lot of magnesium. Whether it is suited for air batteries - I'm not sure, but, the shop I went to tosses away bucketfuls because it can't even be recycled (here in BC Canada, that is...) and therefore they said, "Sure, we'll save it for you" and gave me about 40 lbs of it.
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Man you hit the jackpot! I could probably run my house on that amount of magnesium. -
lol I thought you might be interested. Check into it! Are you near the sea? One should be able to extract it from seawater too.----------------------------------------------------
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Have you calculated amp capacity on those batteries you made? They sure are interesting. Great work !Originally posted by LaserSaber View Post----------------------------------------------------
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What form ?
What form is this magnesium in from the medal shop ? Metal ? wire ? or crystals,
like epsom salts.
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greyish metalOriginally posted by FRC View Post----------------------------------------------------
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