arthur kierski
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have any idea of how much yeald of gold in very thick gold pins from aircraft eletronic?--i have now 800grams of these pins--but soon i will have at least at least 10kilos
How thick are the pins? Solid ones or thin?have any idea of how much yeald of gold in very thick gold pins from aircraft eletronic?--i have now 800grams of these pins--but soon i will have at least at least 10kilos
they are very solid.How thick are the pins? Solid ones or thin?
That 800 grams can still yield 3 or more grams of gold.The smaller the pins, the more pins in a Kilo.
have any idea of how much yeald of gold in very thick gold pins
thanks for your information Kurt--the conectors are made in germany and produced in the year 1974. tomorrow i will tell you the yeld that i obtained.regards Arthur Kierski.In my experience "heavy" plated pins can run anywhere from 6.6 grams to 11 grams per kilo
Kurt
thanks Adam mizer--soon i will tell my yealds-just to you have an idea(and other members),each conector weights 15grams and the heavy pins inside it,weights 8grams.My guess is from just over 4 grams a kilo.
No picture was given but just because you said they are from aircraft.
4Metals, I see you are still around! It’s been awhile for me but glad to see the hobby is still growing and you guys are giving the new guys a hand and advice. I have just been collecting materials the last 4-5 years as I can’t get the chemicals I want here and I’m not going to pay astronomical prices. However I finally got enough foils that I can do a small batch with HCl and bleach. Sorry not trying to high jack this thread just wanted to say hello!It also makes a huge difference if the declaration of "heavy" was derived from actual measurement or from a sellers opinion. (not a biased opinion of course)
I will tell you soon if it is gold or ordinary beryllium bronzeBy the way,these conectors are numbered and the price of one 15grams of these conectors is 1500dollars.It is ,i think too expensive to be beryllium bronze.The number of these conectorsis: V774--you can check it.Regards Arthur KierskiThe solid dimensions of the connectors indicate the solid currents that they pass through themselves.
And where there are large currents, gold is not particularly needed.
It may turn out to be ordinary beryllium bronze.
Check out our new video section HERE. We have some video's about making your own nitric from acids and nitrates that you can get for reasonable prices and purify before reacting the potassium nitrate with the sulfuric acid. It isn't as hard as one might think.I have just been collecting materials the last 4-5 years as I can’t get the chemicals I want here and I’m not going to pay astronomical prices.
4metals,I am retired,but my son took over my lab.But i have a friend that is one of the big scrap dealer in Sao Paulo.He collects the scraps and separate the copper(over 20tons weekly) and sell the copper to copper refiners.With this material that he colects comes great quantites of E-scrap like conectors,cell phones, and all kinds of materials with pms,specially gold and silver--his interest was copper,and did not care of the other scraps.So,imade a partnership with him to purify these pms and share the profits with him. This scrap cost nothing to me,and gives to him an extra profit to my friens.The solid dimensions of the connectors indicate the solid currents that they pass through themselves.
And where there are large currents, gold is not particularly needed.
It may turn out to be ordinary beryllium bronze.
Good deal I hope4metals,I am retired,but my son took over my lab.But i have a friend that is one of the big scrap dealer in Sao Paulo.He collects the scraps and separate the copper(over 20tons weekly) and sell the copper to copper refiners.With this material that he colects comes great quantites of E-scrap like conectors,cell phones, and all kinds of materials with pms,specially gold and silver--his interest was copper,and did not care of the other scraps.So,imade a partnership with him to purify these pms and share the profits with him. This scrap cost nothing to me,and gives to him an extra profit to my friens.
AsI will tell you soon if it is gold or ordinary beryllium bronzeBy the way,these conectors are numbered and the price of one 15grams of these conectors is 1500dollars.It is ,i think too expensive to be beryllium bronze.The number of these conectorsis: V774--you can check it.Regards Arthur Kierski
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