Originally posted by seadoggy
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"my favorite method is just attach the coil to your completed circuit board (J1) and measure the running frequency. The Tx should run at 14.5 kHz.
Next, half of the form must be removed and the wire must be constrained. I use simple dental floss. Note: If wire is wound on a two sided form tightly, very little change in inductance will occur once constrained. At most, it should increase by only .1 mH.
Build your Rx coil in the same manner, except for the number of turns. Also, to check your Rx coil, you can attach it to your completed circuit as well, but attach your Rx coil to J1 (the Tx circuit). Since this is 6.5mH, the oscillator should now run at 13.95 kHz. Again, this is just a quick check and will then be removed! "


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