A question about coil winding
Just another Usenet vandal.
I guess that proves it then by your fine example. Thanx
Time to get rid of that cheap POS "newsreader" that use try to browse Usenets posts with, apparently.
Get one that can thread and read the associated headers with the text and try to keep any relevent text with your response. This will make it more apparent what you are referring to next time.
Josepi wrote:
I'm using a newsreader that does all that, you are the problem, not anyone's newsreader. By top posting and misappropriating quotes nobody has any idea who or what you are referring to.
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John Fields Inscribed thus:
Just block "Google Groups" period. Problem gone...
You should show more confidence than to refer to yourself like that. This seems to apply generally to your post browsing.
Josepi wrote:
NO. Not the same effect. If you soldered the ends of the multistrands you would have 200 turns only. You would have 10 parallel coils sharing current, unevenly, due to connection differences and differing reluctance between strands.
For 2000 turns, you put the form in a hand drill, measure the gearing step up ratio and count hand crank turns mentally. 2000 / 10 = 200 turns only.
Nice.
A perfect center. Hike you said, and it made sense, most enjoyable.
Ed
Hi Sarah, how's things in Alaska?
it'd behave basically the same as a single thicker strand
no, it would be different, it'd peak sooner, but not neccessarily higher
muliple joins could get you 2000 turns and similar performance to 2000 straight turns but inter-turn capacitance would be much worse.
I would get a drill to turn the former and use some sort of counter to count turns, possibly the mechanical counter from an old VCR.
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Thanks. Lets me know I can't take a shortcut on another project.
Won't Agent let you block Google Groups, but allow you to whitelist ?
You can pick up the non-goons from quoted messages (another good reason for bottom posting ;-) ).
That's what I do, using Pan.
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