Vic Coil

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I received the ferrite cores yesterday.  They fit the bobbins perfect.  I am now working to solve the inductance.  I have  .130 H on one choke segment with 165 turns.  The SS wire and the copper wire differ for inductance math.  My primary will need 178.5 turns to equal the .130H and my secondary will need 178.5 turns per each segment to match the inductance.  This will be a 14 to 1 step-up transformer. Saturday I hope to wind a working VicCoil.  Wish me luck.

John   

Beautiful , more ppl to join you soon .

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AWSOME! looks great!

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Thats the prettiest VIC ever .

From what I heard from other ppl the VIC works ( yes I am loosing ground on these guys ) .

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John, or should i say Stan!

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Steve

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its the day after saint pattys day. it has been my worst saint pattys day ever and im irish!! i almost got in 3 confrontations!!!1 bouncer, 1 civilain, and 1 cop. lol  but after seeing this thread i think i will sleep comfortable. im wishing you the best of luck john for sat.. and i pray everyday minute this will come out to show the world what the word freedom really means, for once this happens the truth shall set us free.


cheers
outlawstc

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john from the photos it looks like your inner bobbin has copper wire on it......is that just the tint of the light?......the bifilar wound coil of ss wire needs to be on the inner bobbin.......i think it's just the light.

BUT KEEP IT GOING IT'S LOOKING BEAUTIFUL!

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kinesisfilms ,
i think its the bi-directional primary wound over the stainless

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as long as the bifilar ss wire is under the primary then all systems go.