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In Reply to: Re: Short Copper Turn posted by Monolith on June 12, 2001 at 09:25:03:
You can certainly use some bare wire, but the problem is when you connect the end you have all that wire lenght - with its extra resistance - reducing the effectiveness. That is why the copper strip is usually used, as its resistance is very low.You can still use the wire, but in that case I would also solder few pieces across the new wire stack, to short them more effectively (connecting all turns together).
And yes, you wind the wire parallel to the coil windings.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Short Copper Turn - Victor Khomenko 09:37:31 06/12/01 (4)
- Re: Short Copper Turn - Trevor Wilson 17:34:18 06/12/01 (2)
- Re: Short Copper Turn - Auscultatus 14:44:49 06/13/01 (1)
- No need... - Victor Khomenko 17:09:32 06/13/01 (0)
- Thank You! <nt> - Monolith 10:35:41 06/12/01 (0)
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