Re: Geek Group Amassing Parts For New Coil

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Original poster: "Mike" <mike.marcum@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

I can imagine, I once went to a plumbing supply 
and got a 13-foot section of 12" id. Had a .35" 
wall and weighed close  to 120 lbs, very awkward 
and difficult to move with 1 person. For those 
that love doing it acrylic I found some up to 650 
x 2065mm (26x81" with .2" wall on this side of 
the pond) here, afraid to ask the price tho, prob 
1k$+: 
http://www.gcip.co.uk/EP/materials/acrylic_rod_tube.htm. 
Now if one could find a US supplier that would be nice.

Mike
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Original poster: "Chris Boden" <cboden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

We won't be winding the entire length, that's how long they come from the
factory. We will have to allow space at the top and bottom for mounting and
topload, as well as space at the top for hoisting (you can't lift these by
hand).

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Original poster: "C. Sibley" <a37chevy@xxxxxxxxx>

Isn't that about twice the optimum length?



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