In article <
6cdd35ad-ca13-4b73-b475-12b0e9063e78n@googlegroups.com>,
David Cohen <
tdavid26@cox.net> wrote:
Anyone have a junk Globe Scout? All I need is a final tank coil.
The manual says:
"The oscillator and final coils may also be wound by the builder as follows: Oscillator coil, L2 - 72 turns of #28 enameled wire closewound on 1" form
with taps at 45 turns and 61 turns. The final coil, L3, has 82 turns of #22 enameled wire on 1" form with the first 60 turns closewound, tapped at 30th
and 60th turn. Then wind 14 turns on 3/4" space with tap at 14th turn,
then 4 turns on 3/8" space with tap at 4th turn, then another 4 turns on
3/8" space."
So...
Get yourself some #22 wire from an old motor or transformer and a 1" dowel
from the hardware store. Wrap a little brown paper from a grocery bag
over the dowel. Put two windings over the paper, being sure to bare off
spots for taps, Varnish with Q-dope (or dissolve styrofoam cups in
toluene and use that mixture) and you soon will be 5-9 on all bands.
--scott
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