Hi Eric,
I will be using a step down transformer as of your previous post and pictures on page 27.1 question will i have to use the 47nf capacitor as of your post on page 27? If so which side of the transformer should i put it?
Very sorry for asking a very basic question but as stated i am very new to electronics.
Thankyou for your help
Regards
Russell
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If you link F and B then it cuts out the internal speaker. Phones between FB and D. Phones must be piezo unless you use a step down transformer. A 47nF capacitor in series with the high impedance winding gets rid of the 'thump' from the confidence click.Originally posted by mrvon View PostHi Guys
Just to check headphones connect to pin B & D .
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Eric.
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Hi Eric,
Thank-you very much for the info,hopefully i wont have a problem sorting out the audio.I am new to electronics but find it fascinating and have built a surf pi which works just saving up for a scope to sort the coil matching etc.
I know its not in the same league as the Vallon but its wow i built this and that i like
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Russell
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Hi Russell,Originally posted by mrvon View PostHi all,
I am now sorted for the parts but need a connector to fit the vallon. Has anyone got a spare one or where can i source one from?
BTW have tested the detector with air tests and does very well on an Edward II silver hammered penny this is going to be a fantastic beach detector
Regards
Russell
Sorry for the late reply but I have been away for a break. The connector I use is the Souriau UT6JC10E6P (R.S. part no. 687-641). It is a plastic body connector with solder cup connection which mates perfectly and is very easy to assemble.
Any other help you need for the audio, just ask.
Eric.
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Hi all,
I am now sorted for the parts but need a connector to fit the vallon. Has anyone got a spare one or where can i source one from?
BTW have tested the detector with air tests and does very well on an Edward II silver hammered penny this is going to be a fantastic beach detector
Regards
Russell
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Hi all,
Congrats Kingswood on the gold as others have said shame not with the Vallon.I have been following this post and have just bought one for 90 pounds from the seller that Eric has used
.I must say what a bit of kit it makes the other detectors look like toys ,the build quality is fantastic{and mine was not covered in dust ha ha}.I do need to sort out some headphones for it as will be used as a beach machine but need a connector to fit
I have read about the mod for headphones.Would it be possible for someone to list the parts and links where to buy them in the UK.
Thanks in advance
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Russell
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Absolutely the 7000 will....Amazing bit of technology.Originally posted by Carolina View PostGlad to hear the VALLON faired well in most area's. Now to see how it pings on raw gold. I also think that the 7000 will find gold in those smashed area's IF no one else ran one thru there. Good luck to you.
Its a shame the Vallon could not cope with the hot rocks, I acually love the machine...nice to use, simple and easy to swing. The vallon shall now be my beach machine
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Glad to hear the VALLON faired well in most area's. Now to see how it pings on raw gold. I also think that the 7000 will find gold in those smashed area's IF no one else ran one thru there. Good luck to you.
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Funnily enough, it coped well in all but one area....a spot that apparently is littered with magnetite. Here the constant hot rocks were a pain!Originally posted by Carolina View PostThe VALLON has been a good detector for gold jewelry and coins for me at the beach. I think it would make a fine relic machine also. I guess the soil in Australia is just to much for the VALLON.
Its kind of annoying as this is the area where I know the gold is....lots of research
I am not a real fan of detecting people's smashed areas, so its a new area....and the gold is there
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The VALLON has been a good detector for gold jewelry and coins for me at the beach. I think it would make a fine relic machine also. I guess the soil in Australia is just to much for the VALLON.
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Thank you Kingswood for your determination , the demonstration is good............ the Vallon did not the job. it is programed for landmines
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