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  • daverave
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    be interesting to see how it does on low conductive items like gold rings ???

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  • ossman22
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    thank you koohyar for new video. its cool.

    but friends, consider that, the diameter of search coil is 60 cm.
    obviously from such a large coil, this result (detection depth ) is expected.

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  • turboaleks
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    Hello daverave,
    i get about 28cm in air for a 1 Euro coin with a 25cm coil. It has a diameter of 25 cm, 362uH and 1.7 ohm instead of the recommended 1 ohm. Yesterday i did a first field test and had problems because of false signals. But at least i found a soup ladle in about 15cm depth. Sorry, i can't give you more information at the moment. I hope to continue testing next weekend.

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  • daverave
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    whats the depth on this machine with coins and rings ????

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  • eclipse
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    There are multiple sound options in the menu, I still haven't checked them all but some sound really nice.

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  • bernte_one
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    i did one pcb yesterday project seems interesting pi with two tone is nice- seems to work

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  • eclipse
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    As I understand, video show that test target tend to be balanced out after 1-2 seconds of first detecting.

    Is this due to weak signal and target is balanced out together with ground signal, or there is some other explanation?

    I think you're wrong there. Look at the video 0:55 when the target is at it's closest side the sound is constant.

    It seems that the target is being held at the maximum area of detection and moving it with few centimeters further away weakens the signal.

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  • daverave
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    lets see a test on a small ring or coin ????

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  • WM6
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    As I understand, video show that test target tend to be balanced out after 1-2 seconds of first detecting.

    Is this due to weak signal and target is balanced out together with ground signal, or there is some other explanation?

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  • eclipse
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    It's a nice video right there. Shows 2 meters detection depth alright. It's also very nice how the tone changes when the metal is closer to the coil, can give you an idea
    if it's a deep signal.

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  • koohyar
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    new video for felezjoo-pi
    video link

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  • daverave
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    what depth can this detector do on a US nickle with 12" coil ???? looking at the pcb i cannot see this being a very deep detector !!! maybe just like the chance pi detector in proformance.

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  • ossman22
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    here is a new test video by Mr.Koohyar
    search coil diameter is 60 cm and is spiral flat type or spider type.
    target is a small iron dish or plate.(appears to be dinner dish)
    detectable from 180 cm as see on video.
    ( it is not my video and found it on the net by search)

    thank you Mr.Koohyar for sharing your video.
    thank you
    valid for 15 days. MP4 format
    the link: felezjoo pi test by koohyar

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  • turboaleks
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    Hello Berte,
    i have inserted comp. values in the image from build document. You can use 4700uf for C26 or 10000uf.
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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by bernte_one View Post
    hello ossman22

    thx for presenting video, i think it is good enough to build

    would you please be so kindly to load the project datas here on this thread
    pcb files, programm code shematic

    best regards to you
    The correct schematic can be found in post #71.

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