Just a minor thing - the url in the footnote at the bottom of page 113 is no longer valid - the page seems to have moved to https://accelinstruments.com/Magneti...alculator.html .
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The book link still works but if you include the end-of-line hyphenation that will mess it up. Your link is for their coil calculator, the book link is for the field calculator.
Add: I just edited the footnote so the URL completely fits on the line, for the 3.04 update. Thanks.
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I did omit the end-of-line hyphen. I just tried it again and got a 404 error. Then I corrected the case, ie capitalised Magnetic/Coil-Calculator instead of all lower case. Amazingly that worked. I've worked in IT for 34 years and didn't know that URLs could be case-sensitive. I suppose Linux/UNIX file systems are case-sensitive so in hindsight perhaps it's not surprising.
The link I posted goes to a page entitled "Magnetic Field Calculator for Coils and Solenoids".
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Originally posted by Carl-NC View PostWhat I make from this book won't even buy bus fare to Tahiti
These acquisitions are crucial for maintaining and expanding library collections.
Libraries often purchase books in bulk from publishers, agents, and sometimes even local bookstores.
Your book (ITMD series) is very unique. It is a fantastic book.
You need to call your agent and get on it ASAP.
Whoops, he might be on vacation in Tahiti.
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Originally posted by Repwoc View PostAre there Gerber files available for the Magnetic Field Probe?
I've just finished reading ITMD3. This is an excellent book. I'm not entirely new to electronic engineering but I am new to designing metal detectors. I think I should make the Magnetic Field Probe first. Has anyone completed this project? Can you please provide design documents?
Kind regards,
Boston
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Just received a copy from Amazon $88 AUD. Bargain. Worth every cent in that it saves you time searching and figuring out how it all fits together., bringing you "up to speed". In that respect it is priceless for anyone wanting to learn and learn quickly. The book pieces togther the different concepts found on this forum and the internet/youtube into one place. Mostly every topic is explained in great detail with plenty of hints, suggestions and pictures.
You have done a great job Carl and George, cannot thank you enough! It's simply a masterpiece!
To anyone thinking about buying but not sure, I say buy it. You will not be dissapointed one bit, you will be glad you did and maybe (like me) regretful you didn't buy it soonerIf you are a metal detectorist with an interest in engineering your own detector this book will be one of your greatest finds!
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