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Re: [TCML] Turn-to-Turn short circuit



Matthew,
 
This may be incredibly dense of me (I'm known for it), but had you  
considered doing a doubled winding on the secondary? e.g., Cut the secondary  wire into 
two equal rolls, solder the ends together, then wind them "as one  winding"? 
I believe that would drop your effective gauge by 3, and your # of  turns by 
two. [It's just an idea; it may not be a *good* idea.]
 
 -- Dave
 
 
In a message dated 3/20/2009 11:59:12 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
truesoutherngeek@xxxxxxxxx writes:

OK.  Thanks for all of your help, everyone. (Buy the way, Mr. Karr, it was
your  instructions that I used, but it would appear that I didn't use the
right  kind of wire). I am going to rewind both chokes, using magnet wire. I
do  have a question about the gauge of the wire, though. What is an
acceptable  gauge for, not only the chokes, but also the Secondary Coil? I
have access  to a whole bunch of (the right kind of) 36 gauge wire, and was
wondering if  that would work. I was thinking it would for the coil, but not
for the  chokes. My secondary coil tube is 2.25" in diameter, and I will be
using  8-10 turns on my primary. I was thinking 5000 turns for the secondary
coil,  which, if my math is correct, would equal 2943.75 feet of wire. If I
did my  calcs right, with 8 turns on the primary, this would put my output
voltage  up to 5,000,000 volts (ideally). Just wondering if the wire would
(safely)  work!

Thanks,
Matthew

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