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Re: calculations
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- Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 11:02:09 -0700
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Original poster: fiftyguy@xxxxxxx
Original poster: "Barton B. Anderson"
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>4" diameter would be good. We average a diameter to height ratio of
4 to 5. Thus, your coil length might be 36" to 40". >With the 30awg
size you suggested, you can expect 1350 turns for the 4:1 h/d to 1700
turns for the 5:1 h/d. If you desire >to build somewhere in the
neighborhood of 1000 turns, then 26 awg will yield 1100 turns for the
5:1 h/d coil.
Shouldn't this be 'Thus, your coil length might be 18" to 20" '?
-Phil LaBudde