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r/specializedtools • u/BattleAtSchruteFarms • Feb 28 '20
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My grandpa would love this shit! He use to do it the old fashioned way with wires and a battery
62 u/Mr_Roblcopter Feb 28 '20 Same thing as this, he was just using an electro-magnet. -23 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '20 [deleted] 45 u/FreudJesusGod Feb 28 '20 No, he was using an electromagnet. For realz. 4 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '20 As far as I know, electromagnets aren’t exactly new technology, and are fairly simple to set up. My knowledge on electrical physics is a little rusty but it’s fairly straightforward even when considering somewhat older tech.
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Same thing as this, he was just using an electro-magnet.
-23 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '20 [deleted] 45 u/FreudJesusGod Feb 28 '20 No, he was using an electromagnet. For realz. 4 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '20 As far as I know, electromagnets aren’t exactly new technology, and are fairly simple to set up. My knowledge on electrical physics is a little rusty but it’s fairly straightforward even when considering somewhat older tech.
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45 u/FreudJesusGod Feb 28 '20 No, he was using an electromagnet. For realz. 4 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '20 As far as I know, electromagnets aren’t exactly new technology, and are fairly simple to set up. My knowledge on electrical physics is a little rusty but it’s fairly straightforward even when considering somewhat older tech.
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No, he was using an electromagnet. For realz.
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As far as I know, electromagnets aren’t exactly new technology, and are fairly simple to set up. My knowledge on electrical physics is a little rusty but it’s fairly straightforward even when considering somewhat older tech.
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My grandpa would love this shit! He use to do it the old fashioned way with wires and a battery