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Jack,
Here are some more shreds and shards of information. According to the 1959 Allied catalogue there were 5 different "LS3" coils sold with differing catalogue numbers. Each is advertised with a paper-based phenolic core and the slug for the LS3 is described as "a larger slug" (as opposed, I suppose to a smaller iron slug on the other coils in their line). No L value is mentioned in the 1959 or any other copies of the Allied catalogue that I have. Each of the five LS3s is described with a coil that is 1 1/8' x 3/8-inch diameter. They produced the following LS3 coils: 1 MC, 5 MC, 10 MC, 30 MC and 60 MC. If I knew the wire size I might be able to come closer to deducing an L value. Good luck. 73 es ZUT Vern W9STB |
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