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What is it? Vaccum tube coil?
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That's pretty strange. If they wanted high Q and good stability then it would make sense to protect it from humidity. Maybe they thought it would reduce micro-phonics also, but you'd still have vibrations conducted through the leads.
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Hard to beleive it's for any type of consumer product - maybe for some instrument or military gear?
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Some ham and commercial recievers and transmitters had plug-in coils to change bands....Perhaps this is from one of them.
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