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Originally Posted by t6dpilot
Hey Wolf, I finally got some pics of the coils I need winded. You can clearly see the cause of the failure in the first pic. Moisture caused the E I laminations to corrode, which causes the coil to over heat when trying to magnetize them together. One of the wires leading to the power connections burned through. The other wire is fine and I can heat that connection to remove the bobbin and send to you if you want to give it a try. The wires are all intact and if you want me to determine the number of windings to save you time, I will do that and then send you it all with the bobbin. Dimensions are roughly 1.25 X 1.125 X .5 OD and .625 X .625 ID.
Let me know if you want to give it a try and I will send it to you. I would use a micrometer on the wire, but I do not have one here. I have two others that need winding and can send those along too if you think you can wind them. Really appreciate the help if you can!
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Why did I never see those before? Thanks for the PM!
That should be a piece of cake. In fact, it's small enough and few enough turns that it could be done completely by hand. I'm betting there's no more than a hundred or two hundred turns on each bobbin.
I'd have to check the size, and get a spool of matching wire...way bigger than what I normally use.