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  • Paul99
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    Originally posted by PATCHES JUNIOR View Post
    Aziz. Great computer pictures of coils. I love the bright colors also. You need to help builders with your experience. Go here and help these guys right here on this forum.
    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...an-self-builds

    And there are other threads in coil design that could surly use your expertise.
    ^sif doesn't actually want to get involved with a thread where they are actually making coils, as the blokes would expect ^sif's coils to actually work... and for them to work may require voodoo.

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  • PATCHES JUNIOR
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    Aziz. Great computer pictures of coils. I love the bright colors also. You need to help builders with your experience. Go here and help these guys right here on this forum.
    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...an-self-builds

    And there are other threads in coil design that could surly use your expertise.

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  • Doug2
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    Please UFox and your trolling mates,

    do me a great favour and do not use the new coil principles. Ok?
    My friends & I will appreciate this.

    As I said: Take it or leave it!. This applies to everyone.

    ^sif
    Aziz your coil work is greatly appreciated by many folk including me.Your latest coil field strength pictures on my forum are very interesting and informative and are obviously the result of a lot of hard work! Ignore the knockers and keep up the good work!!

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  • Aziz
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    Hey UFox,

    that would be beyond your scope. Definitely. You are not that bright. Sorry, but this is a fact.
    I'm not wasting my precious time for you and the forum trolls.

    Who is your "coil meister"?
    Please ask your "coil meister" Robby_H.
    BTW, why is he so quiet lately?
    ^

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  • Paul99
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    Please UFox and your trolling mates,

    do me a great favour and do not use the new coil principles. Ok?
    My friends & I will appreciate this.

    As I said: Take it or leave it!. This applies to everyone.

    ^sif
    You don't have to worry yourself over myself and mates using your "new coil principles", ^sif.

    But could you please explain for me ^sif, how Kazza's comments prove your coil concepts result in a better coil when his comments, regarding use in the field of a coil using your concepts, were negative?

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  • Aziz
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    Please UFox and your trolling mates,

    do me a great favour and do not use the new coil principles. Ok?
    My friends & I will appreciate this.

    As I said: Take it or leave it!. This applies to everyone.

    ^sif

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  • Paul99
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    UFox, I have done my part. Don't you think so?

    It is up to the real smart guys out there reviewing the insane principles revealed recently.
    Aziz
    Aziz, Kazza says he has built a coil and goes on to say the spiral external winding diameter is approximately the same as that of a Minelab 18” with the inside diameter 301mm, 22 turns. Same inductance within 1%.
    He says he measured the depth in air very carefully (he says many averages of the peak audio) for a target that gives a reasonably strong signal at 68cm and another ditto at 28cm and says he got...

    28cm: 30% larger for spiral coil than mono coil; 2.3dB louder audio.

    68cm: 15% larger for spiral coil than mono coil; 1.2dB louder audio, or assuming inverse 6th law, 2.3% more depth.

    But he says he could not in all honestly hear any audio difference when he passed both coils over a just audible target at 68cm in mineralised soil. He says both coils gave the same impression of the target loudness.

    Kazza goes on to say that the spiral coil he made does have an unacceptable problem (besides the extra weight): He says that in reality, more nuggets are to be found that are small and at shallow depths, compared to large nuggets at depth, even when using an 18” coil (and says that applies to the overall weight of gold found too, and says those smaller nugget finds sure add up). He goes on to say that unfortunately this coil performs poorly on this smaller size down to depths of several cm (and he thinks this might be because the field is quite a bit weaker just below the windings). He says he personally relies on these small size nuggets to get his “bread and butter gold fix” as well as when he's looking for new patches.

    Now Aziz, you replied to Kazza thanking him for his effort, and went on to state that his results were a "wonderful proof of the concept".

    Aziz, you need to take off your rose coloured glasses and read Kazza's negative comments again. How did his comments prove your concept when his comments regarding use of the coil in the field are negative?

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by Paul99 View Post
    No, I wouldn't.

    Or, you could validate your modelling by building a coil or two and taking a few real world measurements.
    UFox, I have done my part. Don't you think so?

    It is up to the real smart guys out there reviewing the insane principles revealed recently.
    Why insane?
    Because it is against the normal thinking of the people.
    Aziz

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  • Paul99
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    You wouldn't believe my test results.
    No, I wouldn't.

    We need more independent testers to verify the results.
    Aziz
    Or, you could validate your modelling by building a coil or two and taking a few real world measurements.

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  • Aziz
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    MUHAHAHAHAH...

    You are all making a big cardinal error.
    You wouldn't believe my test results. We need more independent testers to verify the results.
    Or was it Monsieur Pierre reviewing all the claims in the world?


    Take it or leave it. It's simple.
    Aziz

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  • Carl-NC
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    We are going nowhere with such arguments.
    I'm 100% trusting in my simulations & calculations.
    Yeah, it's a silly notion to build and test a concept, which is why many folks don't take you seriously.

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  • PATCHES JUNIOR
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    Aziz there are several other threads about building coils and testing them. Why are you not there showing them how to do it right? I am sure they would welcome a person as good as you are at coil design.

    Oh wait! They are actually building and testing them out in the field. I forgot that part. Sorry.

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  • goldnomad
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    Yep, why don't you just build the damned coil and demonstrate that it does what I say it should do? How hard can that be?

    We are going nowhere with such arguments.
    I'm 100% trusting in my simulations & calculations.
    ^sif
    "Build it and they will come" (quote: Field of Dreams)
    We aren't even 1% trusting in your simulations and calculations until you make one.
    I believe that mathematicians will find the last digit of Pi before you have a working coil.

    Btw ^sif, who's detector will you use to test your coil?

    Robert

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    Why don't you just build the damned coil and demonstrate that it does what you say it should do? How hard can that be?
    Yep, why don't you just build the damned coil and demonstrate that it does what I say it should do? How hard can that be?

    We are going nowhere with such arguments.
    I'm 100% trusting in my simulations & calculations.
    ^sif

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  • Carl-NC
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    Why don't you just build the damned coil and demonstrate that it does what you say it should do? How hard can that be?

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