SBG- slow motion metal detector

[scs-bg]

I once built a "double-O" coil with three times as many turns on the receive coil as on the transmit coil. When moving the sensor over the ground in one direction, a prolonged false signal occurs. This effect does not occur if the coils have the same number of turns.

[Carl-NC]

There is an issue with DD and "OO" coils. If the number of turns in the receive and transmit coils differs, false signals are generated when they move.

??? Same thing happens if they have equal turns.

[scs-bg]

Metal detectors don't interest me anymore; it's hard to find anything with them.

[scs-bg]

Important! The surface has been roughened using coarse sandpaper to ensure a good bond with the epoxy resin.

[scs-bg]

I hope you were satisfied. I wish you success.

[scs-bg]

You make a filler form out of extruded polystyrene (XPS) foam. Coat the coils and the form with epoxy resin. Position the foam. Apply a coating over the top with epoxy. And the lightweight coil is ready

[scs-bg]

The inductance of a coil changes if a wire with a different cross-section is used, as the length "l" in the formula changes. While this change is not significant, it does alter the resonance. If you want to build this detector easily, wind the coils using the same type of wire 0,3, though this will result in greater weight.

[scs-bg]

There is an issue with DD and "OO" coils. If the number of turns in the receive and transmit coils differs, false signals are generated when they move.

[scs-bg]

Winding a coil with thinner wire results in a slight change in inductance. The cross-sectional area of the windings changes slightly—this corresponds to the 'L" parameter in the formula. Resonance is adjusted by changing the circuit's capacitor. Ideally, for a DD or "OO" coil, the receive and transmit coils should be identical. However, the sensor becomes heavy because the transmitter requires a large wire cross-section.

[scs-bg]

Translation error. The coils are secured with strong sewing thread.

[scs-bg]

A wire can be easily soldered to aluminum foil. The foil needs to be coated with solder; this is done using a soldering iron and rosin flux. The rosin blocks oxygen, making the process successful.

[scs-bg]

What is the easiest way to make the coils? You need strong wire and a lot of patience. Finally, you can glue the coils into the housing using instant adhesive and coat them with epoxy resin, or attach them to wooden supports, wrap them with gauze, and apply resin. The coils in the photo aren't for this specific detector, but the method is the same.

[ivconic]

It’s a play on words. In Serbian, "kucha" means "house." In Bulgarian, "kuche" means "dog." But the most interesting sign I saw next to a dog at a villa read: "The dog is vicious and bites. The chain was made in China..."

No actually we say the same "zlo kuče" (zlo kuche)... "kuče" is the colloquial expression for a dog and "zlo" is evil.
But the whole humor is in the fact that this is one sweet little dog who can't be evil under any circumstances!



As for the roof, yesterday I forgot my work gloves and while I was carrying sheets and iron for the roof; my hands are all cut and scarred.
Today it's raining outside and I woke up with pain in my hands, "a million" scars and cuts.

[scs-bg]

I don't have a roof to repair, and the sea offers entertainment.

[scs-bg]

It’s a play on words. In Serbian, "kucha" means "house." In Bulgarian, "kuche" means "dog." But the most interesting sign I saw next to a dog at a villa read: "The dog is vicious and bites. The chain was made in China..."