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  • crownpiyush
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    ok i will post the pics very soon after soldering and varnish

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  • rprathin
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    bro. these are the points where the old charging and lighting coil wire are soldered.

    and here's the backside of the coil.
    then you can solder on these

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  • crownpiyush
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    bro. these are the points where the old charging and lighting coil wire are soldered.

    and here's the backside of the coil.

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  • rprathin
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    finally i have finished the rewinding part but i don't know about the turns and layers of wire i gave it to each pole. i did it tightly and din't used varnish yet i will go tomorrow to the local motor reparing shop for the soldering and varnish.
    so please tell me can i solder the wire coming from the starting pole to point B and the wire coming from the ending pole to point A with heavy wire which will come out from the magento cover.
    and please tell me how is it looking ?

    the winding is very good
    the point a&b which you had marked just check there that it should not be in the contact with the other wires or the coil body it should be only connected to the heavy wire which will come out from the magneto cover to ape rr...
    please post the pic of back side of the coil

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  • crownpiyush
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    finally i have finished the rewinding part but i don't know about the turns and layers of wire i gave it to each pole. i did it tightly and din't used varnish yet i will go tomorrow to the local motor reparing shop for the soldering and varnish.
    so please tell me can i solder the wire coming from the starting pole to point B and the wire coming from the ending pole to point A with heavy wire which will come out from the magento cover.
    and please tell me how is it looking ?

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  • rprathin
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    ya its insulated one
    ok than continue with the winding
    do it tight leaving no gaps put varnish after that so that any scratches which results in removed coating will get covered....
    post the pics after rewinding & putting varnish....

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  • crownpiyush
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    Originally posted by rprathin View Post
    ya the size looks all wright....just check that the wire should be insulated one just scratch the end point of the wire some coating will come out which work as insulation....and also remember to remove insulation from end points of both the ends (i.e. stating & ending point) before soldering them to the wire....
    ya its insulated one

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  • rprathin
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    here's the pic of the 19gauge copper wire (350 gms). please tell me is this the right size?

    ya the size looks all wright....just check that the wire should be insulated one just scratch the end point of the wire some coating will come out which work as insulation....and also remember to remove insulation from end points of both the ends (i.e. stating & ending point) before soldering them to the wire....
    Last edited by rprathin; 05-11-2012, 10:35 PM.

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  • crownpiyush
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    here's the pic of the 19gauge copper wire (350 gms). please tell me is this the right size?

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  • crownpiyush
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    Originally posted by rprathin View Post
    no it is not necessary....but try to do winding as neat as possible till the brim...
    do not say thanks some one has helped me and i am helping you
    ok buddy i will do the rewinding in the night. but i have a doubt about the wire thickness as the wire in the tutorial looks thicker than mine. and i asked the shopkeeper many times that it is 19swg wire na and he confirmed me that it is the 19 gauge/19 swg/19 number copper wire.
    Last edited by crownpiyush; 05-11-2012, 09:22 PM.

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  • crownpiyush
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    Originally posted by sunilyo View Post
    I think it is 12 rounds per pole for the 19 gauge wire.

    Even i am planning to buy. How much did you buy - weight / feet?

    Is it 19 gauge?

    What was the cost?

    Is it pure copper or copper coated?

    Thanks in advance for your reply.
    yes it is pure copper 19 gauge wire (350 gms) and i also purchased some sleeves and the total bill was rs. 200/-.

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  • sunilyo
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    buddy i have got the copper wire, buddy is it necessary to give equal turn on each pole.
    I think it is 12 rounds per pole for the 19 gauge wire.

    Even i am planning to buy. How much did you buy - weight / feet?

    Is it 19 gauge?

    What was the cost?

    Is it pure copper or copper coated?

    Thanks in advance for your reply.

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  • rprathin
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    Originally posted by crownpiyush View Post
    buddy i have got the copper wire, buddy is it necessary to give equal turn on each pole.
    no it is not necessary....but try to do winding as neat as possible till the brim...
    do not say thanks some one has helped me and i am helping you

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  • crownpiyush
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    buddy i have got the copper wire, buddy is it necessary to give equal turn on each pole.
    Last edited by crownpiyush; 05-11-2012, 06:06 PM.

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  • crownpiyush
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    ok buddy i will go tomorrow for the shopping and one more time thanks alot for giving me your time.

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