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johnrobholmes · 12.08.2007, 03:02 PM

Give the 16awg a shot, it should be a lot easier. Are you using any winding tools? I whittled two chopsticks flat for smashing and pushing the winds in, then I have two flat sticks that keep the winds tight while I move around to the other side. The ends aren't as important as the fill between the slots.

Got any data on the CSA of 5 strands of 22awg? My figure shows .002531153, which is still less than 14awg. Looks like we need to find some 15.5 or 15awg wire.

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johnrobholmes RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 905 Join Date: Aug 2007	12.08.2007, 03:02 PM Give the 16awg a shot, it should be a lot easier. Are you using any winding tools? I whittled two chopsticks flat for smashing and pushing the winds in, then I have two flat sticks that keep the winds tight while I move around to the other side. The ends aren't as important as the fill between the slots. Got any data on the CSA of 5 strands of 22awg? My figure shows .002531153, which is still less than 14awg. Looks like we need to find some 15.5 or 15awg wire.