I have had good luck with stainless steel seizing wire from West Marine. It is $20 for 55 ft. I often run 150v with TAE and no corrosion of the wire or discoloration of the buffer.
Roger
I have been testing out a bunch of different metals and they either oxidize to death on the minutes timescale or in the case of stainless steel turn the buffer orange/brown.Platinum wire is pretty expensive ~$1.00 cm^-1. Has anyone had luck with a cheaper metal at 100V or greater with TAE?I have tried:NickelStainless Steel 430Tinned CopperThinking of trying Titanium or Nickel Titanium (<= $4 meter^-1). Anyone ever tried these?Thanks,Josiah Zayner--
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