Horseshoe Pick-up Coil Question

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Horseshoe Pick-up Coil Question

dmk166
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07-20-2020, 08:23 AM

Hi, would anyone happen to know why this coil has 4 leads? I was expecting only 2. Pic only shows 3 since one is broken. It's from a 1930's era horseshoe magnetic pick-up. Asking here since I've been following the rebuilding guide which has been very helpful.
Also, does anyone make new coils like this? Thank you!

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