Thought I would share a pic of internals of a 15X12 Sovereign DD coil I have been working on. I have built quite a few DD coils for my Sovereign GT. This configuration seems about the best. Larger coils I have tried were only more cumbersome and performance decreased. Finished she'll weight in at just under 16 ounces with a bottom bonded on. I use a little extra plastic in between the windings for support and to attach the bottom scuff plate.
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Hi Simonbaker,
I twist several same gauge wires together to mimic litz wire. The small circuit board is a pre-amp necessary for any sovereign coil to work. It is similar to the factory pre-amp. As far as testing all I will say I will never go back to a stock coil again.
kt315,
Don't understand you questions.
Sorry
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Originally posted by plumabob View Postkt315,
Don't understand you questions.
Sorry
so I also do not undestand these are FREE info or Top Secret.
be objective. give ALL DATA if you REALLY want share out your info.
SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH!
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There is plenty of info on this forum about tuning coils if you look around. I have no schematics for anything. I'm basically a seat of your pants guy. I just jump in and play around until I get it to work. Again sorry but I can not help you.
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Originally posted by plumabob View PostThere is plenty of info on this forum about tuning coils if you look around. I have no schematics for anything. I'm basically a seat of your pants guy. I just jump in and play around until I get it to work. Again sorry but I can not help you.
How about this? :
What componenst comprise the pre amp circuit?
How many turns of wire are you using?
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Thanks for posting that ivconic. That is the original sovereign pre-amp. There have been some changes since that design was used, but it still works just fine.
As far as turns. It does change depending on coil size and I don't count. I believe TX is about 40 and your RX is about 25. When I build a coil I over wind then remove turns while checking inductance and resistance until I'm near factory specs. Hope that helps you.
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Originally posted by ivconic View Post...
Thoughts Aziz?
I guess proof is in the pudding, it's a successful design. Alternative would be to run a power wire in the cable, why not?
-SB
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