University student learning physics and engineering with coils and magnets

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Hi all, I'm a university student looking to learn more about physics and engineering. Currently I'm just messing around with some coils and magnets.
 
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Welcome to the PF. :smile:
Sardica said:
Currently I'm just messing around with some coils and magnets.
Just be sure to keep the magnets away from the magnetic strips on your credit/debit cards! :smile:
 
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