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  • tragac
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    Originally posted by N@SKO View Post

    The measurement was made with a coil close to the antenna. I didn't want to open the detector because of the warranty
    If you own this MD, can you please share more info, thank you

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  • Carl-NC
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    Originally posted by moodz View Post

    Look like a direct measurement across the coil ... note the volts per division is set to 500 volts ... those peaks are around 800 - 900 volts. So that means is a bipolar pulsing ... I get very similiar results from the CCPI with the grounded coil setup ( so the flybacks swing + / - as well as the current ).

    They must have a big capacitance in there the flybacks are about 25 microseconds ... the TX current would be fairly high under these conditions.
    Exactly my thoughts as well.

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  • moodz
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    Originally posted by N@SKO View Post

    The measurement was made with a coil close to the antenna. I didn't want to open the detector because of the warranty
    Fair enough ... may I ask what sort of coil you used and how close to the detector ?

    Thanks.

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  • N@SKO
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    Originally posted by moodz View Post

    Look like a direct measurement across the coil ... note the volts per division is set to 500 volts ... those peaks are around 800 - 900 volts. So that means is a bipolar pulsing ... I get very similiar results from the CCPI with the grounded coil setup ( so the flybacks swing + / - as well as the current ).

    They must have a big capacitance in there the flybacks are about 25 microseconds ... the TX current would be fairly high under these conditions.
    The measurement was made with a coil close to the antenna. I didn't want to open the detector because of the warranty

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  • moodz
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    Originally posted by Carl-NC View Post
    Is this measuring the TX voltage or the TX current?
    Look like a direct measurement across the coil ... note the volts per division is set to 500 volts ... those peaks are around 800 - 900 volts. So that means is a bipolar pulsing ... I get very similiar results from the CCPI with the grounded coil setup ( so the flybacks swing + / - as well as the current ).

    They must have a big capacitance in there the flybacks are about 25 microseconds ... the TX current would be fairly high under these conditions.

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  • lucifer
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    The PCB looks like built by a school student.
    I don't have any personal experience with this detector. There is some positive feedback on the Bulgarian forums. I don't say the detector is not good. Just I didn't expect to see such PCB in a detector marketed as a "breakthrough" and at that price.

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  • tragac
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    Tnaks on response, I have been watching all youtube videos about this MD, here is one
    interesting video:
    https://youtu.be/2bip3HgoUyE?si=WdzgSJbtFhVUJPvH
    Here is one more:
    https://youtu.be/sglhw9ERh3U?si=2s7nabHMAmCz22qB

    There are actually around 25-30 videos about this MD on YouTube, mostly from the manufacturer itself.

    It would be great if any forum members have practical experience with this MD and could share a few sentences about it.

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  • Orbit
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    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    I found a video demonstration that shows the good stuff. And the man who recorded it knows the subject very well.
    I can't judge two things only: the realistic maximum depth (less important for me) and the masking problem that is not shown in the video.
    Everything else is a pure ten.
    Pay special attention to "vertical discrimination"!
    It never occurred to me to try that with one of my detectors.
    Conclusion; so far I have good impressions.



    You didn't notice the problem with that device, that's why you're delighted
    Attached Files

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  • pito
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    20:56 It praising the product well = a breakthrough in metal detector technology.
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  • pito
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    I thought about building a similar one, but I only saw only 1 benefit = reduction Tx current.

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    Here are my conclusions from the video.

    15:57 HYBRID technology, a trade term similar to nano technology = sounds nice but means nothing.
    17:58 Beer cap = all detectors show it as a color, only this one shows that it is iron. = I'm not convinced about this.
    20:33 - 20:50 = does not discriminate coins.​​

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  • Carl-NC
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    Is this measuring the TX voltage or the TX current?

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  • Hristo
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    About working frequency 2 kHz Tx is more like a Time Domain with 500 us period and 30 us bipolar pulses on 250 us delay between pulses
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  • Hristo
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    AKA Smart Pulse User’s operating manual​:
    https://www.akadetectors.com/files/I...rtPulse_EN.pdf

    PCB​:
    Attached Files

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  • ivconic
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    I found a video demonstration that shows the good stuff. And the man who recorded it knows the subject very well.
    I can't judge two things only: the realistic maximum depth (less important for me) and the masking problem that is not shown in the video.
    Everything else is a pure ten.
    Pay special attention to "vertical discrimination"!
    It never occurred to me to try that with one of my detectors.
    Conclusion; so far I have good impressions.



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  • Hristo
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    https://www.akadetectors.com/product...ka-smart-pulse

    https://www.celtyk.pl/aka-smart-pulse-hybrid

    https://www.facebook.com/AKAintronic/

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