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  • Unfortunately, our boards are not exactly the same. I had to modify mine, circled in red. I see that you have an IC 4558 at the input, mine is a TL062, I had no success with the 4558

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    • Unfortunately, our boards are not exactly the same. I had to modify mine, circled in red. I see that you have an IC 4558 at the input, mine is a TL062, I had no success with the 4558
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ID:	448904 The Tesoro Lobo generator can operate at frequencies from 10,000 to 100,000 Hz, but the sensor needs to be designed for this frequency and the frequency response adjusted. Yesterday I watched a video on YouTube of the DEUS 2 generator (white boat) in action; the frequencies for gold are 40,000 and 76,000 Hz. One problem remains with the Lobo: you need to achieve a normal amplitude in the TX. These frequencies are purely for gold. For coins, the maximum is 30,000 Hz. With my homemade Lobo M with a 32x24 sensor at 17,400 Hz, I achieved a range of 50 cm in the air with a large copper 5-kopek coin. This is, of course, a gimmick; it's a shame there's no way to test it in real soil. Perhaps the soil triggered the detection. The factory circuit can be improved upon. I also realized that it is better not to use a frequency of 100,000, even with an amplitude of 10 volts, near the head, as it has a strong effect on a person.
        Last edited by travesil; 05-22-2026, 12:03 PM.

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        • Hey Travesil!

          I'd like to build the Lobo M. Do you have any information about it? Could you share the PCB layout and the coil construction details?​

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