MRL Handbook No.
6
How to
Make Coils
You will find lots of good information in the handbook. It contains
46 drawings and 3 valuable charts. A lot in a small space but covering it well.
It leans towards the Novice or Experimenter and shows him how to make
coils easily without a big investment in equipment. No real complicated winder
is used and most of them can be made up from parts around the average home or
shop. Commercial-looking coils may be wound
using these simple methods. Over many years we have run into many kinks
in the field of coil building.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Jumble wound
3. Solenoid or Single Layer
4. Air or Skeleton
5. Bank Wound
6. Honeycomb or Lattice
7. Basket or Lorenz
8. Spiderweb or Pancake
9. Binocular
10. Figure 8 or D
11. Toroid or Doughnut
12. Multi-layer
13. Armature and Field
14. Bucking
15. Bifilar
16. Plug-in
17. Sliders
18. Link Coupling
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