Did you say "coffee"?
Clarence,
You took the sip right out of my mouth!!
On my second cup, so can't guaranty any smart notes here.
Yes, that's some of the tests I tried. Different types wraps with different awg's. But all my tests and notes are no good cause I have the wrong size GDT's.
A relief really cause I wanted this project to be something for all to be able to use.
I'll be replacing the base of my project with some 3/4" plywood today. And using 1/2" dowels to hold the 1 ought 10 foot loop. I have found out if I place the loop 2" away from the coil, make the loop larger, there is a increase from 56 amps to 70+ amps in the loop. I will confirm that today to be sure.
I also need to replace the ground return (green wire) because I'm using 12 or 14 awg right now. I've a old thick drop cord that I'll try. It has three about same size wires inside it.
All of this is contingent on me not melting from this heat wave.
Haha is that coffee sitting there......
wantomake
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You took the sip right out of my mouth!!
On my second cup, so can't guaranty any smart notes here.
Yes, that's some of the tests I tried. Different types wraps with different awg's. But all my tests and notes are no good cause I have the wrong size GDT's.
A relief really cause I wanted this project to be something for all to be able to use.
I'll be replacing the base of my project with some 3/4" plywood today. And using 1/2" dowels to hold the 1 ought 10 foot loop. I have found out if I place the loop 2" away from the coil, make the loop larger, there is a increase from 56 amps to 70+ amps in the loop. I will confirm that today to be sure.
I also need to replace the ground return (green wire) because I'm using 12 or 14 awg right now. I've a old thick drop cord that I'll try. It has three about same size wires inside it.
All of this is contingent on me not melting from this heat wave.
Haha is that coffee sitting there......
wantomake
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