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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by Sarkim View Post

    What is the actual size of board?
    ~ 84x87 cm.

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  • Sarkim
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    Originally posted by bonchev2 View Post
    I use 68 ohm but can be use trimpot for fine tuning of oscillator current
    What is the actual size of board?

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  • plcamjad
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    Thank you. I will assemble the painting within the next week. Thank you from the State of Jordan
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  • bonchev2
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    I use 68 ohm but can be use trimpot for fine tuning of oscillator current

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  • plcamjad
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    What is the value of resistance, with all due respect and appreciation?

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  • CEBRAIL
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    Originally posted by getsa View Post

    Hi Cebrail,
    What do you mean by adjusting the resonance?
    The transmitter is autogenerator - switching the power it started generate sine wave, and if the value of the capacitor changes, it only affects the frequency.
    ​​The receiver is an amplifier implemented according to a common base circuit and is a non-resonant circuit. Is it a matter of selecting the capacitor, that is in parallel of the 15k in the emitter of the transistor?
    Greetings.

    tx 23 vpp bc337 connected 33 k bc 327 connected resistor ohm ground opamp LM 393 2 pin 1pin 7 pin and rx serial parallel capacitor tl072 connected resistors
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  • getsa
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    Originally posted by CEBRAIL View Post
    My coils are not affected by graphite coated soil. If the resonance is adjusted well, it goes deep very well. I removed the copper belt lock from a depth of 50 cm. The size is about 3cm
    Hi Cebrail,
    What do you mean by adjusting the resonance?
    The transmitter is autogenerator - switching the power it started generate sine wave, and if the value of the capacitor changes, it only affects the frequency.
    ​​​​​​​​​The receiver is an amplifier implemented according to a common base circuit and is a non-resonant circuit. Is it a matter of selecting the capacitor, that is in parallel of the 15k in the emitter of the transistor?
    Greetings.

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  • bonchev2
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    Originally posted by CEBRAIL View Post
    My coils are not affected by graphite coated soil. If the resonance is adjusted well, it goes deep very well. I removed the copper belt lock from a depth of 50 cm. The size is about 3cm
    Make video I like to see it. Thanks

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  • CEBRAIL
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    My coils are not affected by graphite coated soil. If the resonance is adjusted well, it goes deep very well. I removed the copper belt lock from a depth of 50 cm. The size is about 3cm

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  • bonchev2
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    Originally posted by Toros View Post

    This is Admiral1 VLF Metal Detector.
    Coil is TX 0,4mm 1mH 330nf, RX 0,25mm 12mH 22nf
    Calculated Frequency of 8,7kHz. Null voltage 9mV possible lower with more sens


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    RX 22nf ? Strange, what must be frequency of receiver?

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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by gurdal View Post

    Hi
    TX 1.114 Mh-0.30 330NF
    RX 7.15 Mh- 0.60 68NF
    This is Admiral1 VLF Metal Detector.
    Coil is TX 0,4mm 1mH 330nf, RX 0,25mm 12mH 22nf
    Calculated Frequency of 8,7kHz. Null voltage 9mV possible lower with more sens


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  • pito
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    I tested both, not much different, I suspect that bad shield is causing more ground influence, so I make coil inside copper tubing = 100% shield.
    testing results = The influence of the soil is the same for all 3 of them​.

    coil inside copper tubing.

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    to check quality of shielding spray some water on finished coil, no signal changes = good shielding
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  • CEBRAIL
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    Originally posted by bonchev2 View Post
    Which one is better guys, aluminum foil shielded coils or graphite?
    I use graphite

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  • bonchev2
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    Which one is better guys, aluminum foil shielded coils or graphite?

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  • bonchev2
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    Thanks gurdal

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