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Originally posted by Joe Gwinn View PostThat sounds about right, from the similarity of the descriptions. The acid test is to concoct a variable-Q inductor consisting of an iron-cored audio transformer winding (other windings being open) and a 50K pot in series. Measure the inductance at 1000 Hz while varying the series resistance using the pot. The indicated inductance should not vary much until the series resistance is around the reactance at 1000 Hz or greater.
If the LCR meter is not suitable, the effect will not be subtle - a 2 H inductor will soon be reported as 50 H. Many were perplexed until this effect was understood.
Joe, how far from the 2H and 50k formula can I take this test? I've got a 3H humbucker coil with steel slugs here, and 25k or 100k pots but no 50k right now.
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Originally posted by dpm View PostJoe, how far from the 2H and 50k formula can I take this test? I've got a 3H humbucker coil with steel slugs here, and 25k or 100k pots but no 50k right now.
You can use the 100K pot with any reasonable iron-cored transformer or inductor whose inductance is a few Henrys, and whose DC resistance is no more than a hundred ohms or so. This test is pretty robust, so as long as the inductance is in the Henrys and the pot resistance is at least 50 K, I would not sweat the details, as inappropriate LCR meters will flunk dramatically.
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Originally posted by dpm View PostI just so happen to have one in front of me
south coil (bar coil) 7k dc resistance, 3.37H @ 100Hz - coil is far from full so I'm guessing 44awg
north coil 5.25k dc resistance, 2.64H @ 100Hz - coil almost full so 43 or 42awg?
Did you happen to take note of the wire type on the 207?
Thanks!! OZ
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I don't think DiMarzio uses PE. Every one of their pickups I have looked at used poly.
On the 36th Anniversary PAF they say they use "custom-coated wire".It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure. — Albert Einstein
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