Source for large #31 toroids
 

Where is a reasonable source for a small number of 2.4 inch #31 toroids?

Various catalogs list #43 in this size, but I cannot find #31.

The 160/80m choke described in K9YC's paper sounds good. I expect getting 7
turns of RG213 or "buryflex" through these toroids might be an interesting
exercise.

Bill - W2WO

Source for large #31 toroids
 

On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 20:36:13 -0400, "Bill Ogden"
wrote:

Where is a reasonable source for a small number of 2.4 inch #31 toroids?

Various catalogs list #43 in this size, but I cannot find #31.

The 160/80m choke described in K9YC's paper sounds good. I expect getting 7
turns of RG213 or "buryflex" through these toroids might be an interesting
exercise.

Bill - W2WO

I've purchased mine from Amidon.

http://www.amidoncorp.com/

Danny, K6MHE

Source for large #31 toroids
 

Thank you. I did not see it in their listings, but I will now assume they
have these toroids.

Bill
W2WO


"Danny Richardson" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 20:36:13 -0400, "Bill Ogden"
wrote:

Where is a reasonable source for a small number of 2.4 inch #31 toroids?

Various catalogs list #43 in this size, but I cannot find #31.

The 160/80m choke described in K9YC's paper sounds good. I expect getting
7
turns of RG213 or "buryflex" through these toroids might be an
interesting
exercise.

Bill - W2WO

I've purchased mine from Amidon.

http://www.amidoncorp.com/

Danny, K6MHE

Source for large #31 toroids
 

Bill Ogden wrote:
Thank you. I did not see it in their listings, but I will now assume they
have these toroids.

The Fair-Rite link will take you to #31 material.

http://www.fair-rite.com/
--
73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com

Source for large #31 toroids
 

Cecil Moore wrote:
Bill Ogden wrote:

Thank you. I did not see it in their listings, but I will now assume
they have these toroids.


The Fair-Rite link will take you to #31 material.

http://www.fair-rite.com/

But Fair-Rite doesn't sell direct.. you need to order from a
distributor, and many have minimum orders. Lodestone Pacific (I think)
has a $20-30 minimum order, but you'd better have the exact Fair-Rite
partnumber..