After much experimentation, I have devised a way to wrap 360 winds on a small torrid surface. I have done this by using all 120 pins as a single first wind. Then I use the initial winding

Here is the winding series table for the Vortex coil:

Here is the Yin winding pattern.

Now, using the Yin wire as your guide, wind the Yang wire always to the right of the “guide” wire.

Coil map indicating boundary flow.

Full flow windings for 360 Point Vortex Coil
Here is a view of the coil after the first winding:

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