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RE: broken secondary
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- Subject: RE: broken secondary
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- Date: Tue, 03 May 2005 11:26:44 -0600
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Original poster: "Mark Dunn" <mdunn@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Steve:
I splice the wire for my coils with no problems. Same procedure as the
others have given you. I use fast set epoxy to coat/cover the splice
after it is in place on the coil. Do not breach the secondary coil
form.
Mark
Original poster: "Steven Steele" <sbsteele@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
When winding the secondary, what do you do in the event that your
secondary breaks? do you solder it then glyptol or varnish or enamel the
solder point real well and just keep going? What if you cover the solder
point with clay? Or do you stick the wires inside the PVC through holes
then solder them inside? Or musat I start over, because I don't got much
time? Please help. < 8^ (
Steven Steele
P.S. I have looked online and couldn't find anything