3.0uH Air-Core RF Inductor Coil
$7.99
Single air-core RF inductor coil measuring 3.0uH with 0.13 ohm DCR continuity reading. This open-wound coil style is useful for RF circuits, vintage radio repair, ham radio projects, CB radio repair, receiver work, transmitter circuits, filters, tuning networks, oscillator sections, experimental RF builds, and general electronics bench stock. The coil has visible wound wire construction and extended lead ends for through-hole installation or restoration use.
Historical Note:
Air-core RF coils and inductors have been used for decades in vintage radios, transmitters, receivers, filters, oscillator circuits, matching networks, and communications equipment. Surplus coils like this remain useful for technicians, ham operators, CB repair benches, and vintage electronics restorers who need practical RF parts for repair or experimentation.
Origin Tracker
Obsolete Stock
Legacy or discontinued stock no longer in normal production flow. Future supply may be limited.
Pipeline quantities are informational and may change after arrival, inspection, sorting, testing, or donor teardown.
Compatible Radios / Boards
Suitable for RF circuits, ham radio equipment, CB radios, vintage receivers, transmitter projects, filter networks, oscillator circuits, antenna matching networks, tuner work, experimental RF builds, restoration projects, and general electronics repair. Buyer should confirm inductance value, lead spacing, current handling, physical size, Q requirements, and circuit requirements before installation.
RF Boneyard Bench Notes
Bench Measurements:
Measured DCR: 0.13 ohms.
Measured inductance: 3.0uH.
Coil style: Air-core wound RF inductor.
Marking observed: No visible marking.
DCR note: DCR reading is used as a continuity and winding-health check only.
Bench Evaluation:
PASS - DCR continuity check completed successfully.
PASS - Inductance measured at 3.0uH.
PASS - Air-core winding and leads are physically present.
PASS - Suitable for RF bench, ham radio, CB radio, vintage radio, and electronics restoration use after buyer confirms circuit requirements.
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