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  • etznab
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    Originally posted by Nightryder View Post

    A two channels o-scope will definitely make it easier. However, some ppl use a multimeter to measure the amplifier's voltage. For example (pin 3 of U1 in IDX Pro should read in between 200 to 400 mV) in AC I think. Not sure what the voltage value should be in the metal detector you are building.
    I maked a PI Polones (AVT–5196). I upload some attachments

    I dont have oscilloscope.

    Thanks
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  • Nightryder
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    Originally posted by etznab View Post

    I downloaded the pdf. I have a doubt regarding what I read in the document. where it says the following: " Move the loop around to get a good null" . What is he referring to?. I need a osciloscope to make this?. Is there another way to do it without an oscilloscope?

    Thanks



    A two channels o-scope will definitely make it easier. However, some ppl use a multimeter to measure the amplifier's voltage. For example (pin 3 of U1 in IDX Pro should read in between 200 to 400 mV) in AC I think. Not sure what the voltage value should be in the metal detector you are building.

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  • etznab
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    Are you looking for general information on how to build a concentric search coil? If so, try this:

    https://www.geotech1.com/cgi-bin/pag...anar/index.dat

    Or, are you looking for information specific to TGSL coil parameters? If so, do a forum search on "TGSL coil", the info should be somewhere, I'm just not sure where.

    Edit: George's link should have it.
    I downloaded the pdf. I have a doubt regarding what I read in the document. where it says the following: " Move the loop around to get a good null" . What is he referring to?. I need a osciloscope to make this?. Is there another way to do it without an oscilloscope?

    Thanks



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  • Oscar Yasinski
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    Thank you very much, my knowledge told me that they could be similar.

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  • waltr
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    Check Don's web site for specifics on building coils for the TGSL. Should be very close or the same for the Golden Sabre.

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  • Oscar Yasinski
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    I'm actually looking for more specific information. I need information to build a concentric coil for Golden Saber 2

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  • Carl-NC
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    Are you looking for general information on how to build a concentric search coil? If so, try this:



    Or, are you looking for information specific to TGSL coil parameters? If so, do a forum search on "TGSL coil", the info should be somewhere, I'm just not sure where.

    Edit: George's link should have it.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Oscar Yasinski View Post
    Hello friends of Geotech.


    This is the first time I post in the forums and since my English skills are zero, I use the google translator!!!


    Some time ago I saw a post on the forum about a concentric plate, I think it was TGSL. I would like information on how to build it.


    To mount it on a GOLDEN SABER.


    Thank you
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  • Oscar Yasinski
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    Help on a concentric plate!!!

    Hello friends of Geotech.


    This is the first time I post in the forums and since my English skills are zero, I use the google translator!!!


    Some time ago I saw a post on the forum about a concentric plate, I think it was TGSL. I would like information on how to build it.


    To mount it on a GOLDEN SABER.


    Thank you
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