BNTECHGO 34 AWG Magnet Wire - Enamel Copper Winding Wire - 2Oz Spool Coil Red For Transformers And Inductors - Temperature Rating 155℃ Review

I needed this for a science experiment for my son's fourth grade home school class. It worked very well. It's nice that it comes in a spool, as some wire I've ordered through other people has not always been on a spool.The only downside is that it has the insulation coating, which is the red you see on the outside of the wire. You have to scrape off that coating to make the wire show on the ends to be able to have conductivity. This is difficult to do efficiently on such thin wire, and often…

This was a little thicker than expected, but I suspect it's because of the insulation. It still worked perfectly for the project I used it for.

Worked as expected. I found it odd the length was not included but it should be 50 foot given the weight, gauge, and type of material (copper).plus other 4oz spools of 18 gauge copper seem to all be 50 feet.

The product was exceptional in grade.and used to rewrap a transformer.forgot to fill the core and fried it.my bad.the product was good.my mind wasn't ha ha.

Purchased to wind metal detector coils, and it's perfect. You can wind a $200 double-D coil for about $10 in parts if you understand what you are doing. Buy the book offered here on revain and you're up and running.

This wire worked very well to help me build a crystal radio with my grandson. It works very well that wire did the trick. This was my second attempt to build a working radio.

This kind of wire is extremely useful in "hand wiring" Toroid high frequency transformer, since the insulation is extremely thin enamel, temperature rated up to 155'C. The spool allows mounting on either round shaft, allowing it to spin free, or on a hexangular shaft to be held in place. Wire size is clearly written on the top.

Perfect for the application I needed it for. Was thin enough to go through the holes of the circuit board that I had. Thanks for attention!

Great Wire. I've used it for a couple resistors already, and it does the job. Make sure you tin the ends of the wire before using them! (meaning just burn the ends with blobs of solder lol until the solder sticks)

I bought this to use as coil for a solenoid for a school project to design/build a bell. It worked well but it took way more turns around my conduit because of the gauge wire. Would recommend that you use a smaller gauge if you plan to use it as I did.

Works well for winding RF coils. Insulation is pretty tough, which is good - even if it takes a little effort to scrape it off prior to soldering.

It was very easy to use for anyone trying it for the first time and it came as perfectly displayed. Definitely would buy again for a project specifically for the amount that I am given

LIKES:1. Easily removed from plastic spool2. Value for money spent3. The magnet wire of this 20 AWG Roll is UNIFORMLY ENAMELED4. SOLDIERS well if your application requires solderingDISLIKES1. There are lower priced 20 AWG Magnet Wire Rolls Available

I got the roll of this wire and I thought, hm doesn't look like a lot. But daum is it a lot. I've rolled out so much of this and I've still got so much of it left. Amazing deal for the money and one of the best deals I've gotten/seen. If you need magnet wire for antenna transformers, baluns, and other appliances, get this one. You wont be disappointed.

As a person that enjoys building my own radio related electrical items, like winding toroids for antenna trans-matches, baluns, and crystal radio coils, this was perfect. I plan on winding an antenna base loading coil next. and perhaps some traps for a trapped antenna later.

Picked up to use along with some magnets for making little electromagnetism projects with my son. Seems like good quality as far as gauge and the coating consistency. Should last a long time for my use.

This wire works great low current applications. I used them to replace the SMD LEDs on a project with larger 3mm versions. I also used it to to connect cut RGBW LED strips. To remove the enamel on the ends, I dip one end if some solder flux and put a tinned soldering iron to it for a few seconds and you will see it turn silver. It's then ready to solder to your device of choice.

Nothing much more to say. Roll of magnet wire. Going to use it to re-wind some vector monitor yokes. I didn't weigh it to make sure it was 4oz, but it looks to be sufficient for the job regardless.

I was very happy wire how durable this wire was even with how thin it was. The enamel coating was strong enough to not be ruined by a few kinks here or there in the wire that I happened to make. I would definitely buy this wire again if I needed it.

Great for electromagnet projects. You just need to easily sand off the coating where you make connections. Thanks for attention.