Pure silver wire in electronic.

Welcome to my new video friends. Silver is one of the cheaper precious metals and as such is widely used in electronics as a conductive material. Today I will show you briefly on an example of what a pure silver wire looks like on electronics.In this case, testing has shown that it is 925 purity of silver so it can be collected and melted without refining and sold as such. The quantity is deceptive and depends on the amount and thickness of the wire on the components. what I'm talking about.Enjoj.

[@murlbailer3755]

I love how you stripped that without cutting a finger off. No.1, you didn't tell me anything. No.2, with the right tools you can do anything. Good video.🐎

[@shaneyork300]

I wish all wire was pure silver!
Have a Great Day My Friend!!

[@drbojangles1488]

Yeh our Serb brother is right
Little effort or time and resources but good yield
Many ways to get silver but don’t worry about price “oh it’s not worth much”
Yes it is
The worlds future DEPENDS on silver for more reasons then gold.
Gold is 9x rarer than silver but is silver valued at that ratio?no sir.
A heavily controlled and manipulated market has led people away from understanding the intrinsic necessity of silver.

[@Op1zilla]

This is tru, 🌋

[@chanceisom]

Always like you're choice of music! 👍

[@noecarrillo4391]

But we don't know the name of the song 😂😂

[@burnroe6611]

Nice what kind of scrap did that silver come from

[@alexross2682]

Friend you test all the components i want to. Thanks for the service.

[@FollowMe2aMillion]

Looks good

[@esamgold5524]

Hi my friend. What do you found silver or palladium and which electronic device part. Thanks.

[@Op1zilla]

Nice, those look like contact arms, ggz bruv

[@sherifaly1017]

Very nice

[@MiguelSierra]

Excelente.

[@dizzious]

Weird components. I see a lot of turns of the silver wire, wrapped around an insulator so it won't short to the center piece. Were these some kind of heating elements? I can't think of any reason to make this part when designing electronics.

[@ariesmariano4592]

Very nice ideals

[@muriaticacid7004]

Thumbs UP

[@erkavra3861]

Please tell us on which devices do you find these silver wires

[@mouldykev]

Where were these silver strips from

[@damlitproductions8126]

Silver plated, you can see the copper underneath my friend

[@aminafridi8451]

Which kinds things have it

[@ginarosetti7722]

So I'm gonna join in with everyone else who posted a comment in asking, WHAT DID THE SILVER WIRES COME OUT OF?? I'd love to know what devices use these so I know where to look for them, thanks.

[@donniebrown2896]

He has been buying military grade scrap so it's probably from that source.

[@ginarosetti7722]

@@donniebrown2896 ok, I've scrapped alot of electronics and hadn't seen those anywhere so that's good to know I thought I may have thrown some good stuff away.

[@ginarosetti7722]

@@donniebrown2896 THANKS

[@eriklittge9911]

I'm guessing they are throws from an auto switching relay. Or circuit breaker. The coils around metal flat stock suggest electromagnetic status.

[@donniebrown2896]

@@ginarosetti7722 if you look back he shows the scrap yard. Everything you could ask for from electronics to actual heavy tanks.
Things left by the soviets

[@michaelbrumfitt]

👍

[@iamanempoweredone6064]

Usually silver wire is used in very cold environments and is usually military related.

[@iamanempoweredone6064]

@Arslan Tuyun, it is a much better and constant conductor of electricity than copper. It conducts electricity with a much lower resistance level than copper.

[@esamgold5524]

I think it is from over load

[@TrinityGoldRecovery]

Nice video we also have a video on our channel on silver recovery

[@DieterSoegemeier]

This is great, But those who do not know what has to be done to extract silver from electronic circuitry than watch more videos on how to get silver from ewaste and you will see the truth in it.
Also the quantity does look small and at $16/ounce it is but when silver hits $600/ounce at the end of this year then this is great $$$$ and then if silver does do as predicted and goes to $30,000/ounce at the end of 2025 then WOW. This 1.3g will be worth $1083

[@joerenaud8292]

You say you found them in electronics but I've never seen these items in any electronics I've ever torn down. You need to be specific about which electronics or perhaps you meant to say electrical components and if so, then you need to tell us what electrical components you found them inside of.

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[@lisakruckeberg-sanchez9537]

Hey bud look up up your chemistry facts, silver like gold do not react with oxygen. Just saying!

[@lukethedank13]

are you sure abot that

[@seanbaker2971]

the fact that silver oxidizes is why the use gold

[@ddsdsa2939]

me I find palladium wire wich was plated with Wolfram that give that dark grey colour