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Uploaded by on May 10, 2009

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"Death Magnet" on running Hard Drive. For educational purposes only. Dont try this at home!

You can buy these magnets from:
http://www.supermagnete.de/

Some info about this magnet (Death Magnet):
Size: 50,8 x 50,8 x 25,4 mm
Magnetisation: N40
Strength: 100 Kg

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  • finnish?

  • @psp10004

    Yap, how's that?

  • Your wearing a glove with the magnet. It must be quite extreme.  Are you worried iron is going to be pulled right out of your hand?

  • Actually, yes. Hard drive is iron covered and if that magnet has strenght of 100 kg, I dont want to let my fingers between magnet and drive. It would be really painful to separate it.. Once I was eating with metallic fork and I didnt notice that magnet was nearby.. well, magnet flev towards fork and I had, of course, hand between.. ouch

  • That thing has a pulling strength of 100kg on iron... i'd understand if he had gloves on for safety :)

    as for iron being pulled out of your body by a magnet; iirc that's impossible with that magnet, since your iron isn't affected by it (i think it has something to do with it being ionized)

  • You are right about ionized iron, but theres small change of tattoo being pulled out due to large magnets (larger than mine, maybe MRI -magnets). On tattooes iron is not ionized...

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  • Wow, but this HardDrive was Strong ^^

  • @TehMG either that, or it's just pulling on the paramagnetic metal of the platters so hard that the friction in the bearings starts to increase.

  • Wow, the magnet is so strong it induces an electric current into the platters as they spin by, which produces an opposed magnetic field and causes them to slow down.

  • Gee.. so no difference in terms of stability with or without a magnet on the drive, impressive.

    ..and yes, I'm joking :P

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