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Does size really matter?

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drewishish
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the size of a magnet.... does it matter
ex. if its bigger does it always have more magnetic strength?
May 17 2006 10:16PM
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FuckThePolice
Posts: 2088 - Karma: 17
yes bigger ones are stronger.
May 17 2006 10:16PM
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sn0wbl0w
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yes big more strenght
May 17 2006 10:17PM
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duhamelski
Posts: 3842 - Karma: 192
my physics teacher had the worlds strongest magnets that aren't huge. he used to work for berkley so that is how he had them. it hurt your hand if you put one on each side. some kid put them on his nipples. but they were tiny so i would say no
May 17 2006 10:18PM
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NFproductions
Posts: 1093 - Karma: 12
like they say, bigger is always better
May 17 2006 10:18PM
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eastAR5
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haha drew wasts up
May 17 2006 10:19PM
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Redstar
Posts: 1698 - Karma: 9
No.
May 17 2006 10:48PM
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r5tommy
Posts: 3608 - Karma: 89
its the motion of the magnetic ocean
May 17 2006 10:49PM
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Paul-o-Rama
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skipper's nipples were bleeding, that was the funniest shit ever, he put them on one nipple and screamed so loud and he couldn't get them off and when he did, his nipple was bleeding, then he proceded to attach them to the other nipple
May 17 2006 10:50PM
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k2yeags
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hahaha

smart kid?
May 17 2006 10:53PM
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iskilibertys
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why is every form of text associated with your post, even on the left, italicized?
May 17 2006 11:00PM
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CooksCorner
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I dont believe you. The strongest magnets in the world are huge electro magnets. They have the capability of creating zero gravity in this little inch cubed space.
May 17 2006 11:05PM
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duhamelski
Posts: 3842 - Karma: 192
i asid magents that aren't huge. they were tiny but unbelievably strong. you couldn't just pull them apart
May 18 2006 12:04AM
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SteezePatrol
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the bent smaller ones work, at least that's what I keep telling myself
May 18 2006 12:21AM
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CJHski
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haha
May 18 2006 12:22AM
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Notorious_BLT
Posts: 3401 - Karma: 14
im pretty sure size matters on elctromagnets
May 18 2006 12:23AM
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SteezePatrol
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end font?
May 18 2006 12:25AM
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Danger.
Posts: 3476 - Karma: 58
maybe?
May 18 2006 12:29AM
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Chubby.Chaser
Posts: 2926 - Karma: 15
number of coils
May 18 2006 12:33AM
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wang_bong
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it also depends on the type of magnets. the most powerful ones are the neodymium ones and then iron and some other stuff aren't as strong
May 18 2006 12:33AM
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toominator
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for an electromagnet the number of coils and the core of the magnet matter. the corrent also counts
May 20 2006 12:04AM
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bp.lando
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i love mammoth magnets
May 20 2006 12:12AM
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Kevo
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there are different levels of magnetism as far as I know.
May 20 2006 12:49AM
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