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July 5th 11, 12:15 PM
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Why do balun builders always use "enameled" wire?
Why do balun builders always use "enameled" wire? Won't regular electrical insulated copper wire like they sell at Lowes or Home Depot work? Since copper is copper what is the benefit of enameled wire over other types of insulated wire? Also is there a benefit of using solid copper wire over stranded copper wire to build a balun? Michael Rawls KS4HY |
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