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[TCML] Component Connecting Wiring

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Subject: [TCML] Component Connecting Wiring
From: Brandon Hendershot <mrbrandman@xxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 2010 17:39:59 -0700
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As soon as I finish my spark gap and make my MMC, I'll have everythingto get my new coil up and running. I've been using (i think) 18 AWGsolid copper wire to hook everything together. Is that adequate forlinking all the components in a 15/30 NST 3.5" secondary coil setup?What do you guys use? What's good?

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