WINDING A SMALL AIR CORED INDUCTOR

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Hi Allan
Every time you post something like that you make me feel even more inadequate!
Kind Regards
Alex

[jeffc]

Hi Alan,

Excellent tutorial and timely seeing I need to hop-too with winding these inductors soon. Reminds me of my student days building fishing rods and binding runners onto the blank. Them were the days.

cheers.. jeffc

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Nov 6, 2012 21:07:23 GMT jeffc said:

Hi Alan,

Excellent tutorial and timely seeing I need to hop-too with winding these inductors soon. Reminds me of my student days building fishing rods and binding runners onto the blank. Them were the days.

cheers.. jeffc

Hi Jeff
Have you been standing out in that Queensland sun for too long ? ;D

www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=LF1062

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Hi Alex,
have to admit, "WITHOUT SANDYK I'D NOT BE HERE TODAY", given that, Mike and "RG" has set it all up for a great many people to further their appreciation of many things "AUDIO" and participate in a community of like minded people all willing to give a little to the whole.
Your grasp of Audio and Electronics and willingness to assist with it makes a big contribution to RG. So that said, can't see why you should ever feel inadequate.

NOW a rap on the old knuckles for you Sir..................
please note .......................
Pagan spells with two "LLs".................
DUMDUM....................the poor little bugger only has one.
Kind Regards to you Sir,
Alan

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Pagan spells with two "LLs".................DUMDUM....................the poor little bugger only has one.Kind Regards to you Sir,Alan

Alan
Must have been typed in the middle of a recent coughing fit.
(seriously!) I am still struggling to stop from coughing.
Regards
Alex

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Hi Jeff,
built a few fly fishing rods many moons ago myself.
After whipping rings and tips on rods these small coils will be a doddle to you
despite the, "OLD CODGER", from Sydney's remarks.

Two of those formers will cost you $1.70
25ml of epoxy can be had for $10
you wont even notice any out of that for two coils and you've still got
your near full container for future use.
If you feel that the old codger's got a point then consider this as an alternative..............
Nick the wife's nail varnish..........make it a colour she's tired of.......................
nail varnish will bind the turns as will a little of that old varnish languishing in the shed.
Regards,
Alan

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Nov 6, 2012 20:42:04 GMT @sandyk said:

Hi Allan
Every time you post something like that you make me feel even more inadequate!
Kind Regards
Alex

Alex,
Inadequate, you don't know what inadequate means - you should be in my position to know the real meaning of inadequate .
But it would be a lot worse without the help of you guys, too many to mention, just about everybody, and that includes the now-lurker Frans .
Thanks all.
Dave.

[jonclancy]

I cheated and used a former, but with clear heat-shrink. I'll try the red and black shrink too, to see if there is any improvement in the sound...

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mmmmmmmmmmmmm! that's a thought.............................
perhaps a little tartan nail varnish would bring up that bagpipe wail.

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Just to show these how to threads are taken attention of and gratefully received;

Here's 4 more offspring from the drymdrum methodology

[Crispy]

Mar 28, 2013 19:22:40 GMT @cjarchez said:

Just to show these how to threads are taken attention of and gratefully received;

Here's 4 more offspring from the drymdrum methodology

X 2 Chris, I found Alan's tutorial a great help.   What are you using your beauties for?

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Mar 28, 2013 19:22:40 GMT @cjarchez said:

Just to show these how to threads are taken attention of and gratefully received;

Here's 4 more offspring from the drymdrum methodology

Nice work Chris

We may have a Spanish cousin to look forward too soon.

I also found Alan’s tutorial most useful and the process well explained.

Take care

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We may have a Spanish cousin to look forward too soon.

Hmmmmm, not soon methinks, very slow progress this end. 

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Slowly but surely is all good Chris