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It makes sense.
In the previous videos you saw the behavior on coins.
It always behaves the same.
You didn't tell me your opinion about the voltage?
Is that how it should act?
I still have doubts about the quality and originality of these TL072s.
I glued 3 pieces of circuit board.
All three work differently.
One of them works like yours.
If you are expecting a roll of solder to be a low conductor, it's not; it's a high conductor, just like the nail. Get some household aluminium foil and cut a 25cm square piece, use that for a low conductor.
It makes sense.
In the previous videos you saw the behavior on coins.
It always behaves the same.
You didn't tell me your opinion about the voltage?
Is that how it should act?
I still have doubts about the quality and originality of these TL072s.
If you are expecting a roll of solder to be a low conductor, it's not; it's a high conductor, just like the nail. Get some household aluminium foil and cut a 25cm square piece, use that for a low conductor.
First, check that both demods are working correctly: IC5a should have a positive-negative target signal and IC5b should have a negative-positive target signal. If these look OK, then check the soldering of you GB pot, especially the pin to the ground channel.
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