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#1
 2003-07-30, 18:23 |
Funus 
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 KCL04
Is American or Swedish Potassium Perchlorate the better choice? I was looking at Pyrotek, and they have a special where you can get 10lbs. of American, Military Grade Potassium Perchlorate for $49.95($4.95 a pound); but for their Swedish Potassium Perchlorate, the normal price is $6.95 a pound. So, which should I order for flash?
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#2
2003-07-30, 19:37 |
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Re: KCL04
You aren't going to find any noticable difference, get the cheaper one.
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#3
2003-07-30, 21:39 |
Funus
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Re: KCL04
Thanks, that's what I figured I'd do.
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#4
2003-07-30, 23:21 |
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Re: KCL04
maybe since it's a special they lowered the price? I don't know about the differance in quality but i'd say it shouldn't make much difference especially if u have nice aluminum powder for flash
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#5
2003-07-31, 00:48 |
Funus
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Re: KCL04
Okay, thanks for the info.
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