DELTA PULSE2 DISCRIMINATION

[kiouijki]

HELLO I WAS WONDERING IF IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE TO GET THE EMAIL OR WEB OF THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR SELLING THE PIC18F252 OR THE FULL HEX OF DESCRIMINATION DELTA PULSE2

[kiouijki]

STILL WAITING THANKS EVERYBODY

[vasilink]

Hi. I'm working on discrimination in delta pulse, but not on a pic, but on modern dual-core microcontrollers. However, this is more of an approximate selection rather than true discrimination. At least, this is what I have achieved so far.

[kiouijki]

Hi. I'm working on discrimination in delta pulse, but not on a pic, but on modern dual-core microcontrollers. However, this is more of an approximate selection rather than true discrimination. At least, this is what I have achieved so far.

YOU MEAN ESP32 OR STM GOOD LUCK MY FRIEND

[kiouijki]

204 view nothing
old delta
poor me

[vasilink]

Quick update — demo video of my discriminating Delta Pulse build, shown side-by-side with the older non-discriminating versions: https://youtu.be/MkoDgOverZo

I'm based in Belarus, where WWII relic hunting is one of the popular directions in the local hobby — so this unit was mainly built for large-target searching with a 1.3x1.3 m frame coil, though a regular mono coil also works.

The new unit adds real-time target discrimination (ferrous vs non-ferrous), color display, multi-tone audio, and a live-adjustable threshold in the engineering menu.

In the video I test it on various targets — aluminum, copper, brass, an old silver coin, a tin can, pliers, a nail, etc. — and show clean separation between ferrous and non-ferrous in most cases.

Happy to answer questions if anyone's interested.

[kiouijki]

Quick update — demo video of my discriminating Delta Pulse build, shown side-by-side with the older non-discriminating versions: https://youtu.be/MkoDgOverZo

I'm based in Belarus, where WWII relic hunting is one of the popular directions in the local hobby — so this unit was mainly built for large-target searching with a 1.3x1.3 m frame coil, though a regular mono coil also works.

The new unit adds real-time target discrimination (ferrous vs non-ferrous), color display, multi-tone audio, and a live-adjustable threshold in the engineering menu.

In the video I test it on various targets — aluminum, copper, brass, an old silver coin, a tin can, pliers, a nail, etc. — and show clean separation between ferrous and non-ferrous in most cases.

Happy to answer questions if anyone's interested.

good job sir