When winding an inductor and you reach the end of the other side, do you jump the wire across to the beginning and continue winding or can you continue to wind from the other side to the beginning for the second layer of wire? Would there be cancellation of the inductance value. I want to make a choke for an Radio Frequency oscillator. It's hard to make my question clear.
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