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Original poster: Mike <megavolts61@xxxxxxxxx>

More than that...   consider the power going through the
coil.  Consider what happens if those saw fingers only contact the
next section of pipe at a few places,  with a little copper oxide in
between the two layers of copper metal, giving a resistance of 1 ohm

I like this idea. I did a similar thing to connect to lengths ofmagnet ribbon, except I soldered the halves with silver containing solder

Mike

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