> Bear in mind that I am an old guy in this game as a hobbyist!
>=20
> I have a tool produced by Vector from a long time ago that aids in using
> fine enameled wire (#30?) for prototyping. I rediscovered it while
> reorganizing the shop. It actually works well for my current needs. The
> problem is that Vector has forgotten the tool and the wire that it
> dispenses.
>=20
> Google comes up with several leads but no direction as to where to buy
> the appropriate wire. The best I have found so far is from the Elecraft
> web site (they offer some very good amateur radio products). In their
> Tech notes they say that the dark enameled magnet wire is unsuitable and
> that the lighter reddish or green insulation works best. There are also
> some YouTube videos that refer to the process.
>=20
> If anyone can point me in the direction of where to buy a quarter pound
> of that wire I think my problem would be solved. Actually, that would be
> more than a lifetime supply!

Alternatively look for wire wrap wire. It has the advantage that it has PTF=
E insulation that comes in various colours. You can normally get it in 'sma=
ll' reels of about 50 meters or yards at an acceptable price. The wire is t=
he same gauge as you are looking for I believe.
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