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Can anyone ID these coils they have 5 pin connectors and no company names on them. Any help would be appriciated.

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LOL..... I saw those as well. My guess was Bounty Hunter when I read the 5 pin part. 6.6 khz rated as I recall.
 
They do look like BH coils.
 
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