Battlefield Tours to Russia

**don_kihotis7** · 05-13-2014, 09:12 PM

Awesome finds Lars. Thanks for posting

**Datrus** · 05-13-2014, 09:28 PM

by Aleksander P

It must be! I'm only an extreme beginner in this hobby and it can be quite hard and I haven't found anything special yet.

I have some magnets and they are rather scary

. On a Finnish forum someone told, that he got ones stuck on his car and never got them off

One thing to take care of is not getting your fingers caught between the magnet and some larger item. They lift anything from 300 kg and up so it's not hard to imagine what can happen. Most injuries with magnets is of this kind. Also some ammunition can be sensitive to magnetism

Left say you dump it on a Tellermine close to the detonator. The magnet will then press down on the detonator.

Cheers!

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by don_kihotis7

Awesome finds Lars. Thanks for posting

Thank you very much

Cheers!

**Aleksander P** · 05-13-2014, 09:34 PM

by Datrus

One thing to take care of is not getting your fingers caught between the magnet and some larger item. They lift anything from 300 kg and up so it's not hard to imagine what can happen. Most injuries with magnets is of this kind. Also some ammunition can be sensitive to magnetism

Left say you dump it on a Tellermine close to the detonator. The magnet will then press down on the detonator.

Cheers!

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Thank you very much

Cheers!

Now that would hurt like a bitch

. I've also heard that the strongest ones (don't know if true) can cause problems with pacemakers. You know better so you can correct me, but usually heavier ordnance was thrown into rivers and lakes. Would really suck getting that stuck on an artillery round or Tellermine like you said.