Cerwin-Vega DX-9 Crossover Inductors

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Having hell finding the right inductor. The 2.4 MH'ers had come loose at one time and unveiled a wee bit. How critical Is the wrapping?
These are round iron core and the missing one is point(.) 6 mh.
The wire looks to be #20 #22.
 

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I think I'd unsolder them, then carefully unwrap and rewrap them. Maybe secure the end wraps with a little nonconductive epoxy so they don't creep apart again. Do you think heating expanded them?
 

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I would like to know what Mouser calls em...power inductors, rf coils??
 

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Some reading I did a long ways back specified air core inductors had desirable characteristics for crossover application other than being more expensive($7 ffs) and larger physically. There’s a 0.61mH near the top of the page I posted.
 

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Air cores do not saturate at high power levels = lower distortion. If you have an inductance meter, you could unwrap a 1uH coil. Removing 1 wrap to solder the original coil in will not cause problems, because all the parts are 5-10% anyway.
 

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Where do you get those Renco Joe? I've looked...they usual places don't carry em...
 
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