Assorted Gauges Magnet Wire Kit - Enamel Coated Copper Wire (5 Spools - 22, 24, 28, 30 & 32 AWG) by EX ELECTRONIX EXPRESS
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It has an ID of 1 inch, an OD of 2 inches, and a height of Approximately 75 inches in diameter
This insulation can be burned off with a soldering iron that has a higher temperature limit, so it is suitable for use at 155C. In no way do you have to scrape or use a blowtorch. It will work fine if you use this technique. 1) use a soldering iron that will hit AND HOLD 350 degrees. Temperature 500°C. A temperature of 480C is what I used. The better way to use solder is to use a larger cored solder and stronger flux. A modest amount of fresh solder should be applied to As soon as you can, press the tip of the wire into the silvery ball of fluxed Pull the ball off the wire after a few seconds of working the ball up the wire. It should be shiny and clean. In order to maintain a certain temperature in a thick wire, a higher amount of power is required.
My opinion is that it's pretty high. By torching it with a butane gas can, I make connections with it. There seems to be no need to use a soldering iron (about 700F). Would you mind telling me what temperature you are
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It was my responsibility to separate the wires, they don't appear to be separated. This product is not worth the money, it is too difficult to remove the plastic that holds it together, breaking the wire in the process.
My only wish is that the beginning and the end of the spool were accessible (without having to unwind There is no flaw in the box, and it is convenient to use.
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