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Comparing two flipper coils FL20-300/28-400 and FL21-375/28-400

By Peruman

3 years ago



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#2 3 years ago

Without remembering the math, a smaller gauge wire like 21awg would need more windings to be equivalent in magnetic strength, so I would expect the coils to be sorta similar. But there is a lot more to the formulas than that. Best thing is to do is replace with the correct coil. As for the "gives" you mentioned, remember the 2 windings are in series during the hold, so yes the coil could have weaker strength overall in both of its duties. Power stroke = heavy winding only (high current), hold = both windings, (Low current) for max power the eos switch should be gapped maybe 1/32" when flipper is in hold position.

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