Re: [TCML] Slow progress.

[BunnyKiller <bunnikillr@xxxxxxx>]

On the BIGPIG coil I use a combination of both conical and flat. The 
first 5 or so turns are conical and then it progresses into a flat 
primary. Allows for easy tuning in the outer flat area and has a bit 
more coupling than what a totally flat primary offers.

Scot D



> Inverted cones look cool to some folks, are more compact in size, and  
> provide easier access to the bottom for tapping. They are also more prone to  
> over-coupling , leading to racing sparks, and are more vulnerable to primary  
> strikes. Properly designed, they both work well.
>
> Matt D.
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