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magnetman12003 · 29th March 2008, 05:23 PM

Hi,

I wish to construct a 10 inch diameter, .75 inch thick air core magnet wire loop that can be plugged directly into a 120 volt AC wall socket.

This coil must be strong enough to radiate its 60 hz magnetic field outwards at least 3 feet. It should not warm up with continuos use.

I plan to spin a disk type permanent magnet within that radiated oscillating magnetic field. Check out "tracmag" on the U tube. I believe his powered tracmag loop coil is made that way.

All advice as to AWG magnet wire size, number of turns, amount of wire in feet needed will be greatly appreciated.

chemelec · 29th March 2008, 10:33 PM

Possibly a 1.5 Henry coil.

24 AWG
8 inch ID, 10.4 inch OD.
.75 inches long
1870 turns
35 turns per layer
53 layers.
5.5 pounds of wire.

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29th March 2008, 05:23 PM	#1
magnetman12003	Ac Loop Oscillator Hi, I wish to construct a 10 inch diameter, .75 inch thick air core magnet wire loop that can be plugged directly into a 120 volt AC wall socket. This coil must be strong enough to radiate its 60 hz magnetic field outwards at least 3 feet. It should not warm up with continuos use. I plan to spin a disk type permanent magnet within that radiated oscillating magnetic field. Check out "tracmag" on the U tube. I believe his powered tracmag loop coil is made that way. All advice as to AWG magnet wire size, number of turns, amount of wire in feet needed will be greatly appreciated.

29th March 2008, 10:33 PM	#2
chemelec	Possibly a 1.5 Henry coil. 24 AWG 8 inch ID, 10.4 inch OD. .75 inches long 1870 turns 35 turns per layer 53 layers. 5.5 pounds of wire. __________________ I No Longer accept Private Messages on here. All Emails to me Must Contain the Word \"Electronic\" in the \"Subject Line\" or they go Directly to my Junk Mail Folder. Email me at: chemelec@hotmail.com Website: http://www3.telus.net/chemelec