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RE: No but if you use multiple runs it becomes a litz....nt

Posted by Stephen R on April 9, 2011 at 05:09:33:
Litz wire is where each individual strand is insulated in the same piece of wire. TCSS is multistrand wire and they are not separately insulated. Running multiple multistrand wires is just that and is not Litz. Litz is also woven in a special way. There is nothing in what Jeff says that his solution is Litz. To call it Litz is technically incorrect.

cheers,

Stephen