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![]() Jim Flanagan wrote: Hi.. In the past, I've always mounted my coils vertically but this time around, I need to mount some horizontally. I was simply going to glue them to the pcb but wanted first to get input as to other home brewer's method of mounting toroids to a pcb. The toroids will be FT-37-43 type wide band transformers in the 10MHz range. Your input is welcome. Take care. -jim WB5KYE With FT-37-43 toroidal cores, the outer diameter of the form is 3/8 inch, right? There should be very little change in inductance by simply gluing that small an inductor to a non-conductive spacer at least 1/8 inch thick...such as most any plastic material. I've used two-part epoxy from the hardware store, a silicone RTV goopy stuff (from same store), even my wife's glue gun for craft work (lots of TLC involved in such persuasion), all worked well. I'd judge that the two-part epoxy would be the most long-lasting on fiberglass-epoxy substrate boards. |
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