BNTECHGO 24 AWG Magnet Wire - Enameled Copper Wire - Enameled Magnet Winding Wire - 4 oz - 0.0197" Diameter 1 Spool Coil Red Temperature Rating 155℃ Widely Used for Transformers Inductors

This wire is very easy to work with, is lustrous and beautiful in appearance, and my testing shows that it does what it is supposed to do! I wound a 49:1 BALUN (balanced to unbalanced) transformer and it performed perfectly! Bear in mind that at this diameter I was only working with 5 Watts (a QRP rig) but every test I ran, and I ran many, showed this to be consistent and good quality! In fact I am so confident with it that I have three spools now and will use it for all of my low-power rigs! I would recommend using a heavier gauge for high-power applications, but this worked perfectly for what I need, and was very affordable for an amount that will let me complete half a dozen projects per spool! Will certainly buy this again!

Used this in a Physics lab to build simple speakers.Wrapped well, wire circuit stayed closed, lab was a success.Will use this to wrap armatures next school year.

Seems like a nicely produced product with the enamel coating even and strong. It comes in on the minimum diameter on wire gage. Plan for a slightly higher resistance for the number of turns tan a vintage coil.

I used this wire to make an electromagnet for a school project. The protective coating had to be removed for connection to the circuit and I was pleased with the coating's resilience. 6 vdc battery made it warm to touch after 4 minutes, but it came no where near the 155 degrees it claims to be rated and I don't intend to test that limit.

I've used this to jump points for missing or broken connections, pins, and the like for a few different laptop, and several console repairs and modifications.Was initially unsure of how hard it would be to tin this wire, but it's actually been a breeze. I've been able to simply hold a bead of solder to the end of the wire for a few seconds, letting the enamel burn off and be replaced by fresh solder.The 32awg wire is thin enough, and yet flexibly rigid enough, that I've soldered one end to the necessary pad, and then taped the wire down to the board along the path to the connector with a broken or missing pad, flush-cut to needed length, tinned/exposed about 2-4mm on the end, and bent into place with micro tweezers. Being able to use this wire as the physical pin replacement has saved fully replacing a SMD connector a few times.Will definitely be ordering more when the time comes.

This wire was perfect for making a science kit generator. Worked like a charm!

I had for to school science fair. We build a simple electric motor and there are plenty of leftovers for future projects. Thou I feel like it is a little bit thinner than other wire that came from the science kit. Both wires are marked as 24 AWG. Overall it didn't matter and didn't affect our project.

motor rewrap

Nice Product and Worked as intended

Se siente solido el empaque y se ve de buena calidad

Llego en tiempo y en buenas condiciones. Cumple con mis expectativas.

look to me is ok thanks

Item arrived on time, was very happy with the purchase.