In Reply to: Agreed. While you're at it, get some hospital-grade power cords.(nt) posted by samtellig on October 28, 2009 at 13:03:21:
Its not some kind of magic when they all use the same copper etc. For referance (A-grade copper cathode is of 99.999% copper in sheets that are 1 cm thick, and approximately 1 meter square weighing approximately 200 pounds. It is a true commodity, deliverable to and tradeable upon the metal exchanges in New York (COMEX), London (London Metals Exchange) and Shanghai (Shanghai Futures Exchange). Often copper cathode is traded upon the exchanges indirectly via warrants, options, or swap contracts such that the majority of copper is traded upon the LME/COMEX/SFE but delivery is achieved indirectly and at remove from the physical warehouses themselves.
The chemical specification for electrolytic grade copper is ASTM B 115-00 (a standard that specifies the purity and maximum electrical resistivity of the product). So are all these cables featuring copper purer than 99.999% that you get in any copper wire(They can not make it purer) Its all the same mann
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- its all 99.999% pure copper not magic fairy dust - Steyr 07:32:28 10/29/09 (5)
- "its all 99.999% pure copper not magic fairy dust." Who said anything about the copper? - geoffkait 10:53:00 10/29/09 (4)
- thought most power cords used copper - Steyr 11:12:52 10/29/09 (3)
- So, what you seem to be saying is... - geoffkait 12:58:58 10/29/09 (2)
- Geofkait ,Explain why you believe the conductor is the only variable? - Steyr 13:51:44 10/29/09 (1)
- Did you post this - "its all 99.999% pure copper not magic fairy dust" - or was it a ringer? (nt) - mkuller 14:00:03 10/29/09 (0)