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RESTORATION MODEL 57C
#1

I have restored a 57C. The primary of the oscillator was cut off.

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22 turns. 39 gauge.

Regards and good year 2022
#2

Bet that was a job scraping it down to connect, kudos...
#3

I use a nail file to scrape the enamel off the magnet wire. I place the wire on the nail file and my finger on top of the wire then I drag the nail file across the wire very carefully without much pressure on the wire a few times. I have tried burning it off with a lighter and it breaks the wire.

-Carlos
#4

One can do the same thing using a small, folded over piece of 400 grit sandpaper Again, you don't want to use much pressure.




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