i have managed to get some cat6 plenum (teflon) cable spent the morning removing core and sheath and now have 17meters four pairs separated.
Now the sticky bit i have begun untwisting one set of pairs (i don't have space to use a drill to do it) and it looks like the christchild will put in an appearance before i finish just one set (so hot here i think i may have gone into the future anyway dripping like a knackered fridge
) .
So my question would it be wise to make a coil using the twisted pairs? pair ends soldered together (larger thick coil but hey) and if so would the resistance or inter-capacitance be too far off to upset an otherwise decent fast coil.
And will i have to adjust my turns by much to make up for inductance changes.
hope you Gurus can help me any thought gratefully received.
Now the sticky bit i have begun untwisting one set of pairs (i don't have space to use a drill to do it) and it looks like the christchild will put in an appearance before i finish just one set (so hot here i think i may have gone into the future anyway dripping like a knackered fridge

So my question would it be wise to make a coil using the twisted pairs? pair ends soldered together (larger thick coil but hey) and if so would the resistance or inter-capacitance be too far off to upset an otherwise decent fast coil.
And will i have to adjust my turns by much to make up for inductance changes.
hope you Gurus can help me any thought gratefully received.
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