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Thank you very much. Could you describe your experience with this magnetometer? What are the typical detection ranges? For example, a shovel, a car?
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Gerber files. The list of parts will be published later.Originally posted by j570 View PostHello. Very interesting project. Could you please publish the Gerber files and the parts list?Attached Files
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Hello. Very interesting project. Could you please publish the Gerber files and the parts list?
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And what are the requirements for the cable? What is its optimal design?
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Instructions for making a sensor. In Russian.Attached Files
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I've seen enough magnetometer projects, but I haven't seen a detailed description of the manufacture of a search sensor. Could you describe the manufacturing technology of the search sensor?
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I use a magnetometer to search for armored vehicles. A magnetometer can be used to search for any ferromagnetic objects. Magnetometers have a much greater detection depth than a metal detector. The magnetometer detects fired ceramics, bricks, and pottery kilns. Unfortunately, the magnetometer does not detect objects made of non-ferrous metals.Originally posted by Tanu View PostVery interesting project.What do you use it for?
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