I just got off the phone with a customer. Man, I love this place, great conversation. I think we've both had all the same vapes. It was nice actually telling someone in person how cool LB is. I tried not to sound like a commercial as I listed all its features. He was concerned the coil might come loose over time, valid concern.
Many steps have been taken to secure the coil so that it never budges. It's mounted on a 1 inch wood disk and fixed in place with screws. There are tiny holes drilled in the disk to allow wires to pass through to the switchbox. The coil mesh is directly connected to uninsulated 18 gauge wire with uninsulated splice connectors, which form the end posts. The disk is mounted, and secured at the bottom of the bowl in a one inch dia. X 3/16 deep hole with a #0 screw.
The coil runs parallel to the long side of the unit, and looks like a tennis net before it is rolled into a perfectly spaced / six layer coil. There are no bends or creases, just a steady *roll*, much like my avatar. It's about a half inch deep, but sits an 1/8" above the disk, and about 2mm below the screen above. It is the exact same shape as the space that it's in. From below the switchbox pins the disk in place as well.
You can thank @Alan for the genius design that I believe has changed everything. I'm proud, and very thankful, to have one such well formed coil in every LB.
Many steps have been taken to secure the coil so that it never budges. It's mounted on a 1 inch wood disk and fixed in place with screws. There are tiny holes drilled in the disk to allow wires to pass through to the switchbox. The coil mesh is directly connected to uninsulated 18 gauge wire with uninsulated splice connectors, which form the end posts. The disk is mounted, and secured at the bottom of the bowl in a one inch dia. X 3/16 deep hole with a #0 screw.
The coil runs parallel to the long side of the unit, and looks like a tennis net before it is rolled into a perfectly spaced / six layer coil. There are no bends or creases, just a steady *roll*, much like my avatar. It's about a half inch deep, but sits an 1/8" above the disk, and about 2mm below the screen above. It is the exact same shape as the space that it's in. From below the switchbox pins the disk in place as well.
You can thank @Alan for the genius design that I believe has changed everything. I'm proud, and very thankful, to have one such well formed coil in every LB.
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