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    1,5X1,5metre coil for minelab gpx 4000???is it posibole???how can i make a square coil 1,5x1,5metre for my minelab gpx 4000????

  • #2
    You need to start reading here!

    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=6

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    • #3
      Originally posted by takhslambos View Post
      1,5X1,5metre coil for minelab gpx 4000???is it posibole???how can i make a square coil 1,5x1,5metre for my minelab gpx 4000????
      Minelab is a motion machine so i think that it is not good idea to construct a so big coil.
      Maybe a 1x1 coil to work good if you walk a little quickly. Check my post about TDI 1x1 coil.

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      • #4
        Theoretical analyzis and practical measurement showed that an almost orthogonal coil configuration (adjusted in induction balance) operates much better than a square monocoil with equal overal dimension and equal distance from ground. The advantages of "almost orthogonal" are:
        - minized AIR signal,
        - reduced GND signal,
        - preamp can operate with more gain (increased sensitivity even to small targets),
        - convenient transportation,
        - ability to swing (whisk) at scanning and
        - less weight.
        The disadvantages are:
        - difficult to build and
        - needs adjustment of induction balance in the field, but they pay off. Most deep seeking machines use orthogonal coil configuration (incorrect named TWO BOX).
        Attached Files

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        • #5
          Mikebg, you say that almost orthogonal scheme can work in a traditional PI machine?
          The induction balance settings in the field would be:
          Variarar the angle of the coil TX.
          Measure the signal after the previous, to adjust the balance of induction?
          Is that correct?
          Thanks, Jose

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          • #6
            Originally posted by mikebg View Post
            - needs adjustment of induction balance in the field, but they pay off.
            Can you explain why you think the proposed configuration would need adjustment of the induction balance in the field?
            Could you not simply lock the coils in position at the factory?

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