[GarySP]

Save the money on the Kapton tape. Just cut an insulator to size out of a clear plastic blister pack and attach it around the coil tube with a small piece of cellophane tape. Take care, - Gary

[MrFixr55]

You should be able to inject an audio signal such as from a CD or mP3into the radio at the volume control. The set will be quite loud. With a B+ of 135V, he output of a 19 will be about 2 Watts, but Class B is not as clean as Class A. However, the typical 1.5V / 90V battery set develops only about 0.2 W, only 1/10 the amount that this one will

[Stormlord5500]

Sounds good Gary I'll do that. I have plenty of stuff like that I can scrounge up. I am still kind of new to all this so I'm not sure what alternative materials are good options.

I will say that original cellulose stuff has gotten so brittle I was easily breaking chunks off. I noticed where it had turned brown it was brittle and the wire was corroded.

I have a bunch of solenoids around that I'll never use so maybe some of them may have 44 awg wire I can use.

[Stormlord5500]

Unfortunately I can't inject any audio into the volume control. It is in the primary circuit of the antenna coil, not in the audio section.

[Stormlord5500]

Good news everyone! I think I have found everything I need for rewinding the antenna coil primary.    


I found some plastic sheeting. What kind or what is was for I don't know. I measured the wire on this solenoid and it was on par. With some clear nail polish as the dope, we should be off to the races. What do yall think?

[David]

Good luck next thing you know you will be winding coils just for the fun of it. David

[Stormlord5500]

Well why not!