[HBR] Kinda quiet continued

[B. Smith]

The Morris is a great winder for multi turn coils  that require a large 
number of windings such as 800-900 turns for a typical IF or oscillator  
coil.
Different cam shaft drivers for the Morris  can be made out of 1/4 inch 
couplings soldered onto "fender" washers, the large fender washers can 
be easily shaped with a file.  I use watered down Elmers white glue to 
help the windings stick.  Double stick tape helps hold down the initial 
windings.
I've been looking into finding a source of gears with a ratio of 42-44 
for a homebrew gear driven winder copied after the Morris drive system.
breck k4che
http://k4che.com/Tempvideo/Morrisosc.mp4





On 4/16/2015 5:17 PM, William Wood wrote:
> Forgot to mention
> Think I have my IF coil winder now
> Ian reminded me.
>
> Bought a Morris that needed a little
> work, that coil holding shaft connector
> was bent, so a machinist turned me down
> a new one, and he turned me down a new
> adaptor so I can use a smaller threaded rod
> too.  Only cost me $12 so far for the work
> done and I’m modifying a bread board for
> general purpose usage.  Will share a picture
> if I ever get her done ; )
> 73
> Bill  KE9XQ
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