Super-tiny ferrite rods anywhere?

[Joerg]

http://www.ediblecommunities.com/queens/fall-2010/notable-edibles-fall-2010.htm

According to this, it's a one-man show. And they use the GOOD mustard
seed.

I've ordered a case of the horseradish type ($25 shipped), I'm sure
it's at least comparable to good European mustards.

And the old truck in the Bauer photo is probably still somewhere back in
the back of the warehouse

 

[Robert Baer]

Getting ferrite down to .004 may be a bridge too far. You may want to
look at shaving off a sliver of .004 amorphous steel. For
experimentation, you can find a piece in the anti theft tags of your
next big box store purchase.

Kevin Gallimore

What about those ferrite antennas (err inductors) that CoilCraft make?

 

[Martin Riddle]

http://www.ediblecommunities.com/queens/fall-2010/notable-edibles-fall-2010.htm

According to this, it's a one-man show. And they use the GOOD mustard
seed.

I've ordered a case of the horseradish type ($25 shipped), I'm sure
it's at least comparable to good European mustards.

Do let me know if you like it, we been using Bauers for as long as I can
remember.

Cheers

 

[Robert Baer]

Do let me know if you like it, we been using Bauers for as long as I can
remember.

Cheers

Mustard seeds have no ferrite, but might be useful for ultra-tiny
antennas..