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  1. Mirage Mar 18, 2016

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    Hello, I recently bought a winder for my smpc. Piccolo winder to be exact. One thing I noticed is that it can be combined with other Piccolo winders, without an extra power supply, using the power of induction. So these winders have some kind of magnetic field on "each square" to provide the power for another winder which touches it. Does anyone know if these winders can actually cause trouble to mechanical watches by its magnetism? I really think that they have thought of that before making it, but I am curious anyway.
     
  2. Foo2rama Keeps his worms in a ball instead of a can. Mar 18, 2016

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    It's not a magnetic field. Power induction does not use magnetism.
     
  3. al128 unsolicited co-moderation giverer Mar 19, 2016

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    sounds like a heavensend ...

    "damn, I really need to start looking into Milgauss'"


    :D
     
  4. speedy57 Mar 19, 2016

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    My Milgauss likes my Wolf winders. image.jpeg
     
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  5. Mirage Mar 21, 2016

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    Thanks for the info, did not know that, so everything is as it should be.
     
  6. Mirage Mar 21, 2016

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    I'm glad I was helpful in your decision, haha.