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hugh.evans
 Post subject: Re: CNC Pickup Winder
PostPosted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 1:40 pm 
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At least as a means of achieving consistency, counters are the most consistent approach for consistency. When using all of the CNC functions this design will be capable of, exactly copies of a single design will be possible, and DC resistance will be useless.

For that matter, I would much rather see DC resistance disappear as a commonly reported pickup characteristic. Resonant frequency, and Q are what really matter. L, C, and Z would be an improvement. But setting up tools for a good consistent measurement system is another project that I will personally need very soon.

Search old posts for a link I posted from UIUC physic dept related to pickup measurements. It should put you on the same page with me.
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 Post subject: Re: CNC Pickup Winder
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RogerC108 wrote:
I suspect you'll have a LOT of interest in this over at the telecaster forum - http://www.tdpri.com/forum/tele-home-depot/.

The build competition for 2013 will have a pickup winding component, so there are a ton of pickup winder threads going on right now.



Thanks for the heads-up Roger.
Should be entertaining.
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 Post subject: Re: CNC Pickup Winder
PostPosted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 2:11 pm 
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Search old posts for a link I posted from UIUC physic dept related to pickup measurements. It should put you on the same page with me.

i didn't have much luck with a search; if you can find the link post it again or PM it, i'd like to have a look
thanks

nevermind, i think google got it for me:
http://courses.physics.illinois.edu/phy ... sults.html
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