Home Brew Choke Winding
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Mark manufactures his own components, which saves quite a lot of cost for a future project. This part is a 1mH Air Cored Inductor - which has very stable characteristics. Can you guess what they are for?
Have no knowledge about anything Mark does, but I still continue watch his videos.
Maybe it's his personal charm that attracts me to keep following his channel.
throws the manual away and says "trial and error" - the best! love it
Brilliant as always Mark! I hope I can engineer and 3D print a winder like that. Nice cool diy project 😊.
The elegance of this video brought a tear to my eye... I have to say, I got all choked up.
It wasn't that emotional, I think you're winding us up.
@@mikem9403 such a wired response only gets me more energised! I know this conversation has a lot of potential, and I expect a shock here and there as the exchange in positivity continues 💥😁
@@darkstatehk Your puns are making me re-coil!
Safe to say he induced a smattering of humor we can all enjoy. Good ones, guys and gals!! 👍😆😂
@3:35 ... wow, awesome! Well done Mark!
Nice work Mark, I had to replace the inductor in a Sony CFS-9900 1985 boombox last week. The right channel was very low when recording. Dam inductor on the bias circuit was open.
Excellent workmanship as usual
Yesterday i watched the last of the mend it set
Today a fresh one
Life is good🤘
Wild guess....... for speaker crossovers.
the power amp behind, caught my attention :)
defo what i enjoy repairing the most :)
i love this happyman. so smart in electric
This is fantastic Mark, week done! _(this video sponsored but Singer Sewing Machines!)_
always watch your videos Mark,excellent job.
Good stuff Mark it a pleasure to watch you work. Cheers from Canada
Wonderful winding machine…
Nice work, beautiful winding machine!
That procedure where you heat the coil seems complicated, it's easier to drip wax from a lit candle (I have done this many times😊).
Those Peak Atlas component testers are really good! A bit pricey, but come with a great user manual, and generally well-thought out. I recently got the DCA75 for measuring semiconductors and I’ve spent the entire day curve-tracing every transistor I could get. Even found a few Zeners in my bin of diodes. It’s neat
Funny the meter looks like an old hand game consol ...
Will definitely be watching
I've dipped cheap guitar pickups into shellac to pot them. Easier than wax, but if the pickup ever gets damaged, it's hard to remove the shellac to repair it
One could microwave the wax, but this was more fun.
HAHA ok so you made a separate video for it haha ignore my comment on the making of the tool lol :P Cheers!
You can start making guitar pickups with that old machine 👍
yeah man, vintage style
I want that machine! Where to get that nice piece of equipment?
very nice progress.. but yeah..... am curious what you have instore for these 1 mH chokes...
Very cool. Couldn't you have applied some shellac or other varnish or used bakeable wire?
Could have painted on some clear lacquer during the winding process with a small acid brush and really stabilized the windings.
Please lab tour video next . And instruments explain.
Have a look at my previous videos, there is a Workshop Tour, ready to watch now! 👍
WOW! excellent!
I feel like one could possibly wind their own flyback transformer. These are becoming more and more unobtainable and are very bespoke for each application… often when the flyback goes it’s the end of the road for the tube. Not that it would be particularly easy as you’d have to know each secondaries polarity and output voltage but maybe..
'One' could but one must be sure to check for proper flyback with one's tongue.
But what repairs or new build are you using the coils in ... apperently no following videos you uses the homemade coils ???
impregnating with a few drops of varnish ...... easy task
I'm hoping the small wire diameter will be effective.
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Can't seem to find a machine with level wind.
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