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  • Aziz
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    Hi guys,

    I have used the virtual ground regulation (power supply splitter) in the latest designs for it's cheap and simple purpose. This isn't critical at all in most cases (IB coil systems for instance). But some cases cause the excessive current load into the virtual ground and the op-amp can't handle (regulate) it, which is causing timing problems.

    I'll add more improvements that doesn't cause much problems. But they require more parts and more PCB space area. I haven't bought the convenient plastic cases yet. But it's time to enter the professional version now.

    Cheers,
    Aziz

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  • WM6
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    We are all with you and your great work Aziz, no matter of krauts juridical exercises and no matter of final UD results.

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by PATCHES JUNIOR View Post
    If I had back problems, teeth problems, law warrant problems, I would be selling my idea of the worlds best ground balance without blinking a eye! What would hold you back from your own health improvement. That is if your telling the truth. Any one here would agree with me 100% Aziz! Take care of your self! We wish you the bast! I would even start a donation drive to help you out if you would like. Hate to see any friend hurting and not able to afford care.
    PJ,

    *LOL*, that's the trick, that the criminals should pay all the bills.
    That's the "crime doesn't pay"-rule in best way. But I don't think, that they will be so much dumb. It's only a simple game of threat and fear. (Oh dear, I'm frightened, I'm very frightened, they will lock me in the jail, I'll never ever see the day light anymore, ... ). Ooops, but this game doesn't work with me. It's overdue to enter the next level of the game and knock-out the evil criminals. I can't allow them to earn from criminal actions.

    Thanks, but we have an excellent health care system here. Even for a poor guy like me. But I would feel much better, if the criminals would pay all the bills.

    Aziz

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  • PATCHES JUNIOR
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    Hi guys,

    the soap opera continues with the evil krauts. I'm really working hard on my third arrest warrant in refusing to pay the court bills for a degeneration and perversion of (kraut) justice. It seems, they need another lecture lesson.

    I'm a proud collector of arrest warrants now. I hope to get some more of them to my perverted collection of arrest warrants. And I'm really willing to be arrested just to get my teeth fixed. And my shoulder pain. And my back pain. And my ... (it's going to be extraordinary expensive for them ... *LOL*)


    Lecture lesson #1: Crime doesn't pay!
    (Lawyers should know this. But it seems, they have forgotton the rules of justice).

    Cheers,
    Aziz,
    the unbreakable consumnator of justice.

    PS: It could take several month however. It's just the beginning of the soap opera.
    If I had back problems, teeth problems, law warrant problems, I would be selling my idea of the worlds best ground balance without blinking a eye! What would hold you back from your own health improvement. That is if your telling the truth. Any one here would agree with me 100% Aziz! Take care of your self! We wish you the bast! I would even start a donation drive to help you out if you would like. Hate to see any friend hurting and not able to afford care.

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by PATCHES JUNIOR View Post
    Sorry to hear about your health and illegal activity problems Aziz. Maybe you need to sell your ground balance idea and have the money to fix your problems. Or even move out of the place you hate and get a good job? Seems like a no brainer action to me.
    Problems??? No problems at all. I like to give the criminal lawyers some lecture lessons.
    (No money, no probs. No woman, no cry. No money, no woman. No probs, no cry. Hey, all combinations make sense. )


    Why don't you ask your mentor to "invent" a better ground balance? I mean a really good working ground balance. BTW, I don't need to sell any detector or my magnificent ground balance technology. You know why: no money, no probs.

    Cheers,
    Aziz

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  • PATCHES JUNIOR
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post
    Disharmonics? I only have disharmonies with the evil perverted kraut lawyers (well, that's the reason, why I refuse to work for krauts forever).

    In metal detecting technology, all disharmonies were converted to good harmonics.
    Harmonics? PJ? Where is my friend PJ?

    Aziz
    Sorry to hear about your health and illegal activity problems Aziz. Maybe you need to sell your ground balance idea and have the money to fix your problems. Or even move out of the place you hate and get a good job? Seems like a no brainer action to me.

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Back to GEB Aziz, we need you here, you know, to solve some disharmonic issue.
    Disharmonics? I only have disharmonies with the evil perverted kraut lawyers (well, that's the reason, why I refuse to work for krauts forever).

    In metal detecting technology, all disharmonies were converted to good harmonics.
    Harmonics? PJ? Where is my friend PJ?

    Aziz

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Aziz View Post

    I'm really willing to be arrested just to get my teeth fixed. And my shoulder pain. And my back pain.

    Back to GEB Aziz, we need you here, you know, to solve some disharmonic issue.

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  • Aziz
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    Funny Off-Topic Stuff (Again)

    Hi guys,

    the soap opera continues with the evil krauts. I'm really working hard on my third arrest warrant in refusing to pay the court bills for a degeneration and perversion of (kraut) justice. It seems, they need another lecture lesson.

    I'm a proud collector of arrest warrants now. I hope to get some more of them to my perverted collection of arrest warrants. And I'm really willing to be arrested just to get my teeth fixed. And my shoulder pain. And my back pain. And my ... (it's going to be extraordinary expensive for them ... *LOL*)


    Lecture lesson #1: Crime doesn't pay!
    (Lawyers should know this. But it seems, they have forgotton the rules of justice).

    Cheers,
    Aziz,
    the unbreakable consumnator of justice.

    PS: It could take several month however. It's just the beginning of the soap opera.

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  • Aziz
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Good school class, Aziz, thanks.

    How you ca sove this Mathe kurios:

    26 Schafe + 10 Ziegen = 36 Jahre
    26s + 10z = 36j
    26s + 10z -36j = 0
    Ooops, this is an under determined linear equation. Must be something of the linear combination function type.

    Oh man!, you have caught me now! I can't solve it.
    It's beyond my scope.

    (Ein 27 Jahre alter Hirte hat 25 Schafe und 10 Ziegen. Wie alt ist der Hirte?)

    Aziz

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  • WM6
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    Good school class, Aziz, thanks.

    How you ca sove this Mathe kurios:

    26 Schafe + 10 Ziegen = 36 Jahre

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  • Aziz
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    For My German Speaking Friends: Lecture Lessons in Math and Computer Science.

    Hi all,

    I found a lot of valuable youtube lecture lessons about math and computer science today. Prof. Jörn Loviscach teach you online on various interesting topics.



    Article about it:
    Für Bummelstudenten lud er seine Vorlesungen bei YouTube hoch, mittlerweile sind die Clips von Mathe-Professor Jörn Loviscach zu Hits geworden. Sechs Millionen Klicks hat er bereits eingesammelt. Doch der Hochschullehrer will mehr: den Unterricht revolutionieren.


    He seems to be a counterpart to Prof. Walter Lewin but in the above mentioned field.
    I'm going to refresh my math.

    Cheers,
    Aziz

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  • Aziz
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    Ok guys,

    I truly admit, that I'm guilty in hijacking this thread. Sorry for this fact guys.


    It became like a technical blog. Yes, that's it.

    BUT YOU STILL HAVE NOT RECOGNIZED THE POTENTIAL OF THE APPLICATION!!!

    Cheers,
    Aziz

    PS: Thanks to Carl for removing the off-topic postings.

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  • Carl-NC
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    I've moved all the QED nonsense here:

    General tech discussions on all types of metal detectors: VLF, 2-box, BFO, off-resonance, PLL, etc. Questions, ideas, and anything else that moves you.


    Please don't hijack threads.

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  • Aziz
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    *LOL*

    The dual-frequency VLF detector controller is working even better than expected.

    Oh man!, I had placed my telephone/fax (big chunk of device) just 15-20 cm nearby from the coil arrangement and I was wondering, why I have so much noise there? Particularly in the second high frequency range.

    After placing the telephone/fax apart from the coil arrangement, the sensitivity has been increased (less noise). Well, the coil arrangment is still picking up a wide-band noise from the open PC at 1 - 1.5 m distance. That should tell you what.

    I have soldered a small bipolar transistor driver module yesterday and will make further tests soon. But I think, we don't need to increase the coil current. The mosfet-driver alone is doing a good job and it makes the circuit simple, easy and cheap.

    Cheers,
    Aziz

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