Re: Primary question

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Original poster: "Albert Hassick by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>" <uncadoc-at-juno-dot-com>

Allright.  Here is what to do if you want to experiment with a strap
primary.  It will take a little work.  Get a 25' roll of 3/4" soft copper
tubing. You will need at least this length for the average thin wire
wound secondary that most coilers use.  Unroll it successivily while
flattening it out with a mallet onto a solid wood block.  The tube begins
to bend perfectly as you flatten it out.  We did this with a 10' length
of 3/4" copper soft tube for our two turn primary.  It works great!  Tip:
 Use a short, fat secondary with the two loop primary.  You can do this
with one $15.00 roll of a 500 foot spool of #14ga. solid Thhn coated
wire, applied to a 12" cardboard concrete form cut to a height of 20". 
All off this is available from any home improvement store.  AL.
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