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Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2006 21:28:01 -0600
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Subject: LF: Re: How to glue TV cores?
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If you have a few broken ones, try some super glue on one of them and =
measure the inductance of a single turn on a good core then the glued =
core and see if it is down on the glued core. A heatgun should take it =
back apart if you want to try another glue type later. Epoxy like JB =
Weld or some sort of metal bearing epoxy may work fine.=20
I think the EU guys are a sleep now so probably in the morning or our =
wee hours they will awake and find your question post...No fun waiting =
all night for an answer. I bet oyu want to glue one tonight and see how =
it works. Any idea what material they are made of? I have a few out of =
computer monitor's.

Mike
WE0H
WD2XGI
WD2XSH/16
EN35hj
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