Re: [TCML] using larger secondary wire for the base

[bunnykiller <bunnikillr@xxxxxxx>]

Hey Scott

On my BIGPIG Coil ( secondary) I have about 40 turns of #10 THHN solid 
copper on the lower end. I terminate the secondary to an RF ground via a 
thru wall insulator ( home made) going below the "deck" of the setup.

see this page for pictures

   http://members.cox.net/bunnikillr/bigpig.html

site isnt up to date ....  eventually I will update but not yet

Scot D



Scott Bogard wrote:

> Hey all,
>     Quick question, I was trying to figure out a better way to attach 
> my secondary to my ground and I thought of an idea.  Basically there is 
> a danger of snapping off the secondary wire if I solder a heavier cable 
> directly to the thin 22 AWG wire, unless I wrap a few turns of the 
> heavier wire around the base and secure it so that I can solder them 
> together and have no fear of the joint breaking in case something gets 
> jiggled.  Is this a bad idea, I don't really see how, but I've never 
> heard of anyone actually doing this.  Assuming I use two turns or so the 
> inductance change should be negligible.  Thanks.
>
> Scott Bogard.
>
>
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