I'm doing some tests with the Felezjoo, but it's a version I've adjusted and I call it DW. I've also changed how it discriminates; now it can reject metals like lead, aluminum, pewter, soda bottle caps, and others, which go into the FERRO category, while copper goes into the NON-FERRO category. In theory, copper, gold, and silver should also go into the NON-FERRO category, but at the moment I don't have any high-quality silver or gold to test with, only copper.
What I did notice is that with the changes, it's able to shift the discrimination backward or forward. For example, if I move it, the aluminum can might go into NON-FERRO, but if you adjust the settings a bit, it might go into FERROUS. And that way, I can only search for valuable objects, like copper, gold, and silver. But for silver and gold, I still have to test it, but for that, I have to get them, and right now I don't have them. I can get silver, but I don't think I can get gold.
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A friend from Greece sent me the original LF357 and now the situation is much much better!
Coil is still not ideally made. A much better coil can be made.
But even with such a deficient coil; the detector now shows good potential.
However, I don't have any plans with the FelezJoo PI.
I built the detector just to serve as a LF357 "tester", or "test instrument" for the LF357 and similar opamps.
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This is the second test done in an open field after waiting a few days to let the soil settle and see if anything changes.
And after this test, I must say that this detector is very stable and easy to use, requiring only a few minor adjustments.
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Hello Dektorist #1,
I’ve identified the fault: it was the BS170, which has the original gate connection on the left. I read online that it’s also available with the gate connection on the right. However, when I tested it on a breadboard with an LED and the gate voltage on the right, it behaved the opposite way: as the gate voltage rose, the drain-source current fell. I simply did another test with the gate in the middle and the drain and source swapped, and then it worked correctly. I had to solder it in rotated by 180 degrees.
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I always use cans, like the 355ml Coca-Cola can, as it's the closest. In fact, a colleague who has tested several detectors always recommends using this type of can, and the beer can is the same size as the Coca-Cola can.
That's why I use these, except for the coin tests, since those only require larger objects, and the large coils aren't suitable for that.
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That was the idea, but when I went to look for it, they only had the large ones, and the only beer cans were small, so I used the beer can.
I also buried a small chili can 40cm deep, and it detected that too.
These are the tests I've done:
Coin at 30cm
Small crushed chili can at 40cm
355ml beer can at 70cm
All tested positive.
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I've also done tests with a coin, and it detects it at 30cm, but not with the square one, only with the other coil. But cans are an easier object to test with.
That's why I use aluminum cans; they're easier to find and have a good range.
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Hi sabios,
Congratulations, very soon you will have the biggest collection of aluminum beer cans!
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Can you provide me with a Felezjoo PI PCB printing file in cncformat?
Gerber file
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ملفات Gerber لطباعة لوحات الدوائر المطبوعة، وتغليف CNC، وجهاز ملف Gerber، وFelezjoo PI
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