I'll try first.
Is your Li cell fully charged? I'm sure it is, but...
I don't think your graphite paint resistance is too high, it should be fine. It matches what George Payne says ( I will find the link).
Is your short cable fixed? I know it's short, but there are cases of 'noisy' cable, that have microphony, (the Blisstool had this, I think?).
Is there any accidental connection between the shield/paint and any of the 4 main wires? I don't know how you can measure this, unless you can disconnect the shield wire from the RX negative. Just use a ohm meter.
Am I correct in saying that on this build, you don't have a seperate shield around the RX, to isolate it from the TX?
One unknown, I mentioned early in the thread is: The Deus thinks it has a BIG coil on it, not a small one, so it may be doing something different because of this. Such as different time-constants in filters, or different gain/sensitivity settings. I can't think why this would cause problems. If anything, I would expect sensitivity to be lower.
How rigid do you think your coil is? Does swinging it away from the ground (like 60cm away) cause problems? The amount of signal change from the coil needed to trigger the machine is TINY. That 15 mV pk-pk needs to change just 10 microvolts (maybe less) and it will signal. Do you get false signals if you 'pump' the coil up and down ( way away from the ground, > 1metre) .
Does the null still read 15mV out in the open? Drag your scope outside and see.
Is your Li cell fully charged? I'm sure it is, but...
I don't think your graphite paint resistance is too high, it should be fine. It matches what George Payne says ( I will find the link).
Is your short cable fixed? I know it's short, but there are cases of 'noisy' cable, that have microphony, (the Blisstool had this, I think?).
Is there any accidental connection between the shield/paint and any of the 4 main wires? I don't know how you can measure this, unless you can disconnect the shield wire from the RX negative. Just use a ohm meter.
Am I correct in saying that on this build, you don't have a seperate shield around the RX, to isolate it from the TX?
One unknown, I mentioned early in the thread is: The Deus thinks it has a BIG coil on it, not a small one, so it may be doing something different because of this. Such as different time-constants in filters, or different gain/sensitivity settings. I can't think why this would cause problems. If anything, I would expect sensitivity to be lower.
How rigid do you think your coil is? Does swinging it away from the ground (like 60cm away) cause problems? The amount of signal change from the coil needed to trigger the machine is TINY. That 15 mV pk-pk needs to change just 10 microvolts (maybe less) and it will signal. Do you get false signals if you 'pump' the coil up and down ( way away from the ground, > 1metre) .
Does the null still read 15mV out in the open? Drag your scope outside and see.
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