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Author Topic: NOS Never Used LaPointe Roller Inductor: Sold!! Thanks, AM Fone!!  (Read 3448 times)
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« on: February 25, 2012, 06:15:21 PM »

As many of you can probably tell, I have been busy cleaning out the shack.

I have a new-old-stock/never used LaPointe model 406-30 Roller Inductor. It is now surplus to my needs, and as such, is being offered here for sale.

I do not have the electrical specs for this unit, but I believe the maximum inductance is around 30 uH. It consists of 37 turns wound on a 5-1/2 inch long x 2.10-inch wide ceramic coil form. The last 6 turns are spaced or tapered wider as is commonly seen in these these type of roller inductor units.  The overall length of this unit, including the mounting hardware and 1/4-inch OD shafts located at both ends of the unit is about 7-3/4 inches, and the overall width including the mounting brackets is about 2-1/2 inches. The coil has some minor tarnish on it from age, and this is easily cleaned.

This is a very high quality roller inductor, on par with the somewhat more popular E.F. Johnson units, with typical LaPointe quality; it is a very well built and rugged unit. Use it for your own homebrew final amplifier or antenna tuner project.

The price is $60.00, plus the cost of shipping to your QTH.

You may contact me at triodes@optonline.net

Thanks & 73,

Bruce
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