luminuty said:
The only stake that i have is that i have a minimal amount of samples to give out to serious battery builders and i thought this would be the right place to post the information that i cut and pasted from the manufacturers website (hence the TM) for information purposes.
This would also clear up any skepticism on the performance of this material compaired to what was out in 2014.
I am new to posting to this site (or any for that matter) and could use some help in getting the information out to the appropriate area.
Where do i go with this stuff?
for starters: you should START with posting an explanation who you are and what gains you might get for peddeling goods on a forum.
this is not rocket science. no forum accepts blank marketing copypastings you did 3 times already. if i were an admin you would have had your account blocked the first time.
and yes, i am extremely sceptical. your advertisement message is explicitly crafted to say exactly nothing. there is no links to how the testing was done and under what conditions. its clearly written by someone that has a marketing background or education.
so far i only see lots of cost and no benefits. the corrosion test is meaningless as only the copper is sensitive to corrosion, there is also no mention of what kind of corrosion test was used or how. and on that subject, what is it? little or no corrosion? cant be both.
and if it is done in strips then the sides are open so the copper will oxidize in time and delaminate as there is no nickel or stainless steel to protect it. having 3 different metals is also very hard to weld.
what is the cost of this stuff per kg and what actual performance boost does it provide compared to the same size nickel?
if serious battery builders (like me) are the target audience then i need actual data that the company already has, not this marketing wank.
i am not going to do the work that the engineer of that company already has done or should have done. it's a waste of my time without clear lab level data from their engineering department. i already have spent thousands in battery testing equipment. i am not going to spend any money or time in doing the work of the engineer of that company. if they want my money then they need to let the data talk for the product. if it's any good it should not be any problem to show the actual testing data and methods as the product sells itself at that point and you dont need any maketing wank to sell a solid product.
fun fact: i got 3 pans for my induction coocktop that also have a sigmaclad logo on it and i dont see any benefit as i still cant cook to save my life, how will this stuff save my battery building company because it aint doing nothing for my cooking skills...
