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as little as possible. All points of contact must be well insulated with glass, porcelain, or hard rubber.
The tuning coil is very simple in construction. A cardboard tube, about three inches in diameter, is mounted between two square heads. This tube is wound with No. 24 insulated copper wire and very well shellacked to avoid loosening of the wire.
Two pieces of one quarter inch square brass rod, to be fastened between the beads, are secured, and a slider, as shown in drawing, is made. The rods are fastened on the heads and the insulation in the path of the slides is then well scraped off. Binding posts are then fastened to rods and coll ends.
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