Wile there is some proof here - A weight comparison of 25 pounds would absorb the 1 pound accuracy . As a scrapper for years I have sensitivity of touch
(and I think I am not alone on this ) the 55% batch felt heaver in my hand I made the batch very haphazard meaning yes each batch of 55% was the same and each 30% was the same , but the chances of the 55% & 30% weighing the same ? - - I wish I weighed it first cause it might of been an even more interesting discovery
I am inclined to think that 1.6 or 1.8 might weigh as a pound - in a year the metal shop scale weighing Cu Al Brass etc. with a .06 discrepancy per weighing towards scrap yards favor could be like getting 22,000 pounds of free metal ( even more ) They cant have scale calibrated to have a loss of 22,000 pounds a year .
Today I was paid $135 for CU AL Brass Batteries Steel - I'm just glad the scrap yards are here for us . See no evil - Speak no evil - Hear no evil
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