[HBR] Miller 2002 coils
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Wed, 14 Jan 2004 16:48:27 EST
Hi John,
No, I do not have a photograph. This coil is what was reffered to in the
'50's as
" a vari -loopstick".
Invision a paper tube about 4 inches ( 100 millimeters ) long with a metal
cap on one end and coil of wire on the outside of the paper tube. There is a
ferrite slug with a threaded brass rod attached inside the tube. Inductance can
be varied over a fairly wide range by screwing the slug in or out of the coil.
I need a pair of 'em to build a thermin. Yes, I could probably make something
from scratch given enough time but I thought someone just might have a couple
of 'em in the old junkbox.
Thanks.
Kindest regards,
Dave
> Hi,
>
> Without researching just what these are, I can't tell. Do you have a
> photograph?
>
> 73's,
>
>
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