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  • dom44
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    Hate to burst your bubble this is not a pin pointer it is an AC finder. I speak Italian its to test walls before you drill a hole.

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  • MartyJ1963
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    @Pustareka,,,,Thanks for the files and the link. Do you know where I can find a Parts list please? I would like to have a try at building this. Thanks. Marty

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  • pustareka
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    Originally posted by MartyJ1963 View Post
    @Pustareka,,,,,,The file that you attached says that it contains no archies or is damaged. Thanks, Marty





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  • MartyJ1963
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    @Pustareka,,,,,,The file that you attached says that it contains no archies or is damaged. Thanks, Marty

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  • pustareka
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    Анкер Ку-метар / Q-metar


    Attached Files

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by chemelec View Post
    What is the Inductance of the Coil?

    There are this data on ferrite coil construction:

    220 turns on ferrite rod (dia 8mm lenght 50mm; antenna ferrite) using wire dia 0.15-0.18mm.


    Air core coil:

    There are different data on air core coil inductance around (from 1500uH to 2290uH).
    Mine 7cm dia coil is 1300uH.

    Example of air coil winding: 90 turns of 0.3mm wire on 150mm diameter round body.


    Builder should follow coil oscillator resonance which should be 18-22kHz (by manipulating C2).

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  • Tibuck19
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    Originally posted by blobber View Post
    The coil with ferrite rod is very sensitive to the magnetic earth field, so it is recommended to use only a coil without ferrite core. I had made it as a pinpointer-digging tool, that shape of coil is working as well.



    or here

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vOwAg6PqLc&t=44s
    Nice looking mini shovel/pin pointer

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  • blobber
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    Very nice and already on my to do list.
    Here i found some more informations.

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  • kt315
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    just read Eddy suggestions, he is here. remember he is faraway from his family. you know there is the war. real war, with tanks, artillery and constant
    sniping fire. i read 4 boys had blowned on a mine.

    he left his laboratory and a job. also he answered me he does not have an access to his website to update (no password).

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  • chemelec
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    What is the Inductance of the Coil?

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Tibuck19 View Post
    Does it need to be a circle coil or can it be made with a ferrite core rod like most pp are ?
    This early version of Maljish FM w3as built with small ferrite core coil (value 1.4mH).

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  • blobber
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    The coil with ferrite rod is very sensitive to the magnetic earth field, so it is recommended to use only a coil without ferrite core. I had made it as a pinpointer-digging tool, that shape of coil is working as well.



    or here

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  • Tibuck19
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    Originally posted by WM6 View Post
    Yes it works decent.

    You can buy Malysh as (all ready soldered, inclusive 5cm coil,
    what you need more is housing) kit from this Bulgarian guy:

    http://newhobby.eu/pinpointer-with-discrimination.html

    Does it need to be a circle coil or can it be made with a ferrite core rod like most pp are ?

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post

    just Eddy's Malysh has real full discrimination FERROUS-NON FERROUS.

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    Yes it works decent.

    You can buy Malysh as (all ready soldered, inclusive 5cm coil,
    what you need more is housing) kit from this Bulgarian guy:

    Online store for metal detectors, ion detectors, bee venom collector and other hobby and professional electronics.

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  • MartyJ1963
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    @Chemelec,,,,The original article came from a Nuovo Elettronica Magazine that I downloaded from the Internet but it's a 57mb PDF file.
    @KT315,,,,The Malysh is on my ''To build'' list,,,and yes, Eddy is good at layouts etc,,and I agree that the Project I posted isn't very advanced and just posted it out of interest. Thanks. Marty

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