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  • Melbeta
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    see it on ebay...
    I started out with old BFO machines. Then I found a BFO with a meter that said good or bad. I used that until I found the Compass Yukon Professional. I am a Compass guy. I do not like to use discrimination. I find more using all metal mode. But I dig more too.One has to be patient and try to dig each target. Work? Yes, it is work. So either you run the metal detector, or you let the metal detector run you...

    I like running myself so I dig...
    Melbeta

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  • kt315
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    see it on ebay...
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  • kt315
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    Melbeta wrote. may be usefull for you.

    I was looking into some files, and I found this brief concise, explanation of how a VLF detector uses PHASE SHiFTING in order to accomplishing discrimination and/or analysis of a target, and it really shows a person the fallacy of precision discrimination methods of a metal detector. Thus my statements here in postings that relying upon discrimination to accurately tell you what the target is really is a bunch of guess work. Discrimination is clearly telling us that ALL DISCRIMINATION of a VLF machine, is BASED UPON PHASE SHIFT of the target! Not because it is a silver coin, gold coin, silver ring, gold ring, penny nickel, dime, quarter, pulltab, nail, etc, etc.... and it tells the discrepacy depends on inductance and resistance of the target. That is why your meter says it is a coin and it ends up being junk target!!!

    And like I said in past postings, they use filters and other things to get rid of some kinds of trash, and likewise that gets rid of good targets which you would really like to find!!!!!!!!!!!

    What does this article REALLY TELL US???

    It says that what I said again and again and again WAS REALLY TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And JOE CLARK, here it really explains your questions!!!!!!!!!!!! The old machines without this crap work better. They might not be that great with mineralized soil, but they damn sure work more accurately!!!

    Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, you just read the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!!
    Melbeta

    VLF Phase Shifting

    How does a VLF metal detector distinguish between different metals? It relies on a phenomenon known as phase shifting. Phase shift is the difference in timing between the transmitter coil's frequency and the frequency of the target object. This discrepancy can result from a couple of things:

    ? Inductance - An object that conducts electricity easily (is inductive) is slow to react to changes in the current. You
    can think of inductance as a deep river: Change the amount of water flowing into the river and it takes some time
    before you see a difference.

    ? Resistance - An object that does not conduct electricity easily (is resistive) is quick to react to changes in the
    current. Using our water analogy, resistance would be a small, shallow stream: Change the amount of water flowing
    into the stream and you notice a drop in the water level very quickly.

    Basically, this means that an object with high inductance is going to have a larger phase shift, because it takes longer to alter its magnetic field. An object with high resistance is going to have a smaller phase shift.

    Phase shift provides VLF-based metal detectors with a capability called discrimination. Since most metals vary in both inductance and resistance, a VLF metal detector examines the amount of phase shift, using a pair of electronic circuits called phase demodulators, and compares it with the average for a particular type of metal. The detector then notifies you with an audible tone or visual indicator as to what range of metals the object is likely to be in. Many metal detectors even allow you to filter out (discriminate) objects above a certain phase-shift level. Usually, you can set the level of phase shift that is filtered, generally by adjusting a knob that increases or decreases the threshold. Another discrimination feature of VLF detectors is called notching. Essentially, a notch is a discrimination filter for a particular segment of phase shift. The detector will not only alert you to objects above this segment, as normal discrimination would, but also to objects below it.

    Advanced detectors even allow you to program multiple notches. For example, you could set the detector to disregard objects that have a phase shift comparable to a soda-can tab or a small nail. The disadvantage of discrimination and notching is that many valuable items might be filtered out because their phase shift is similar to that of "junk." But, if you know that you are looking for a specific type of object, these features can be extremely useful.

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  • sbalio1
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    ok friends im waiting.

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  • mouh
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    Hello sbalio1
    My friend, I am still working on this project
    When you're done, I'll give you a result

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  • sbalio1
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    hi mouh i was alredy made this type king kobra but it doesent works with me .

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  • mouh
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    First experience

    First experience for beginners like me
    Thanks to everyone for this great forum and special thanks to "kt315" who advised and helped me
    This is my first experience on this forum
    I'm trying to make a "king cobra" metal detector.
    These are the first pictures of the PCB
    I will complete it this week
    Attached Files

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  • zamat940
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    Hi All
    file King kobr .pcbdoc

    pliease help

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  • sbalio1
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    Hi all friends ennyone here help to give me the right pcb for print king kobra i just finish it but it dosent works with me it give the noise please help .

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  • kt315
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    Friend i make king kobra not oregenal . The other pcb . I well make it again please witch of them making the oregenal or simple king kobra.
    anyway you can give pics. my name not Yeshua Ha-Nozri to see at distancy what you do there. i'm just kt315.

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  • Merc
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    Is it the plastic holders for the AA cells that have broken or the wires to the PCB? Those holder area available.


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  • kt315
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    from all pics i choiced those
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  • nhim4ever
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    I have a king cobra and wanted to get it ready for my grandson. However the connectors to the battery packets have disintegrated. How can I changed them, fix them or replace them? any help will be appreciated

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  • chuubaba
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    they see the original glock and then make a copy. I see single layer king cobra design and make copy

    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    do not say me that. in this video pakistani do Glock 17 gun. THE GUN!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqeBfhVcCXk

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  • kt315
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    do not say me that. in this video pakistani do Glock 17 gun. THE GUN!

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