What I've done is take the 3D SS wind and placed it in either a flat or vertical stack. You will recognize the patterns but any shape can be used.
The first was a flat stack and done on a dart board.
It is a attempt at a self shielding solution in that I took enough wire for five wraps and placed it on the form before starting the wraps.
After 25 wraps i brought it over the top and wrapped the last 5 wraps backwards on the form. (Actually keeping the winds in the same direction.)
Here it is with the first 5 wraps so you can see how it winds up. on the next 5 you jump forward to the next row of tooth picks and go the next 5. Then alternate back and forth.
Here it is finished with 30 wraps 26 awg tinned 7 stranded wire . Not the best wire to use I know.
I'm using foam to lock them all together. When its cured you just pull the tooth picks and trim it to shape.
This coil turned out slightly below average on depth but is quieter in my bad test environment.
What do you guys think of the last 5 wraps being brought from the bottom of the coil?
I was thinking if connected to the ground it would shield the coil because the positive is sandwiched.
This one is a 8 "round coil pattern using a phone book sandwiched between two pieces of wood and then cut out with a jig saw for the mandrel.
Here is the form and a coil that just came off.
In the following pictures you can see how the pattern really stacks up and how much air space there is between wraps. Also notice the corners how they alternate instead of stack over each other as on the 3DSS form with tight pinched direct stacks.
I think that maybe this coil may have some benefits there.
I'm not sure about the self shielding aspect any more though?
I have not tested the yellow one yet 26 awg solid 30 wraps 319uh 2.9 ohms . But the purple one 24 awg solid 30 wraps 310uH 1.9 ohm works very well ,its not sensitive to hands or movement performs really good on the barracuda, the fly back is clean and gone in 3us if thats any way to measure how fast it is. . I've not tested it yet on the minipulse or the tdi but Ill let you guys know how that goes.
Any advice in helping to modify the design such as optimum width spacing so on would be greatly appreciated. Or if its a waste of time?
Thanks
The first was a flat stack and done on a dart board.
It is a attempt at a self shielding solution in that I took enough wire for five wraps and placed it on the form before starting the wraps.
After 25 wraps i brought it over the top and wrapped the last 5 wraps backwards on the form. (Actually keeping the winds in the same direction.)
Here it is with the first 5 wraps so you can see how it winds up. on the next 5 you jump forward to the next row of tooth picks and go the next 5. Then alternate back and forth.
Here it is finished with 30 wraps 26 awg tinned 7 stranded wire . Not the best wire to use I know.
I'm using foam to lock them all together. When its cured you just pull the tooth picks and trim it to shape.
This coil turned out slightly below average on depth but is quieter in my bad test environment.
What do you guys think of the last 5 wraps being brought from the bottom of the coil?
I was thinking if connected to the ground it would shield the coil because the positive is sandwiched.

This one is a 8 "round coil pattern using a phone book sandwiched between two pieces of wood and then cut out with a jig saw for the mandrel.
Here is the form and a coil that just came off.
In the following pictures you can see how the pattern really stacks up and how much air space there is between wraps. Also notice the corners how they alternate instead of stack over each other as on the 3DSS form with tight pinched direct stacks.
I think that maybe this coil may have some benefits there.
I'm not sure about the self shielding aspect any more though?
I have not tested the yellow one yet 26 awg solid 30 wraps 319uh 2.9 ohms . But the purple one 24 awg solid 30 wraps 310uH 1.9 ohm works very well ,its not sensitive to hands or movement performs really good on the barracuda, the fly back is clean and gone in 3us if thats any way to measure how fast it is. . I've not tested it yet on the minipulse or the tdi but Ill let you guys know how that goes.
Any advice in helping to modify the design such as optimum width spacing so on would be greatly appreciated. Or if its a waste of time?
Thanks

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