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  • Funfinder
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    Hi syed ayub basha,

    without detailed info everyone would have thought you're after the barrels. "I work one place" tells nothing about any new situation.

    Guess you know that 100% sens. gives more depth but you can't handle this yet, especially not at some ruins where stones and ground is mixed up alot and the ground balance could've been critical.

    Bury a piece of metal below over 1feet, close the hole and then try to detect it the same way and speed as you search usually, first at 70% and after this at 100% sens. - and you will see the huge difference. The same applies to cavity.

    Good luck.

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  • syed ayub basha
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    sir funfinder, you just confused i am talking about another site, not plastic barrels. it is another, now read my question. in the barrels site corn crop is present so i postpone the project for some months. in the same place one old ruined village is there we go there and find one large signal @ 100% sensitivity. i turn the my sensitivity to 80 or 70% signal not found. then i thought @100% sensitivity detecting depth increase. at lower sensitivity detecting depth is reduce. is it right or wrong?

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  • Funfinder
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    Hi geo-i!

    If the Accupack only lasts 3h there is something wrong! Perhaps these Ultrafires are cheap China cells with wrong mA declaration (I have never seen so many lies and wrong values as with accu-cells, most of them are much worse than the mA etc. describtion suggests). Or only a few cells are bad (you can test this if the pack is already half-used or weak). Or the charger has a problem.

    Your cells usually must work for 9h because those are 2x 3000mA and the Jeohunter works 6hs with the 4000mA original accu-packs.

    However, for the beginning your accu-pack is a good success and 3h may be OK until you get better cells or a better charger.


    Why detectors show us gold if it's a different kind of metal??
    That's a well know and often asked question and it applies to any metal detector!
    In short because gold has almost the same electromagnetical and conductive attributes than many alloys or other kind of metal. Tin-foil or copper as example and even special shaped stainless-steel.
    It also has to do with the size, because a thick piece of metal conducts better than a thin piece. And even mineralized soil can have an influence.

    Because of the bunker:
    Is the 20feet x 7feet cavity signal really a geometrical square or other shape? And do you get it still at 80% senstivity "loud and clear"? You have to be really shure of this because outherwise you may face the same beginner problems like I told to syed ayub basha.

    Is the ground where you have detected the cavity made out of concrete? Perhaps you have already found the ceiling (roof) of the bunker? Maybe you will find the entrance inside of the abandoned house or somewhere nearby?

    If you found the bunkers concrete it would be very massive.
    And if this was a military bunker be careful about old ammunition, mines and other dangerous stuff around!

    However, you're on the right track for treasure hunting and congratulation to your already first huge find! Thanks for the picture - seem you found it in very high mineralized ground. It's like with in some Role Playing Games - first you have to built up alot experience-points and then you get to the big treasure-chest. But with the Jeohunter you are really starting from the best position! Good luck, geo-i, and I hope you will find a way for a second and better accu-pack!

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  • Funfinder
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    Hello Sir syed ayub basha,

    thx for new information. First I need to know how was your success with the buried plastik-buckets tests. Because it is very important to have good experience, first.

    And to search @ 100% sensitivity needs very much experience, because even small changes of the coils-distance to the ground or to your body if you wear metal stuff will cause a signal.

    btw. if you are not in a desert with completly identical mineralized sand almost any ground has spots with variying mineralisation.

    You will find the barrels also with 80% sensitivity at 3 ft.

    What you are facing at the moment is not "gig-gag" what every this shall mean (...?) but the very high sensitivity in combination with a huge volume of interacting ground including varying coil-ground / coil-metal @ body interactions.

    Digging 22fts deep is useless if the barrels are just 3ft below and useless without really good experience to search at highest senstivity.

    I've searched already at 100% sensitivity but it is has to be done extremely careful, slow and exactly the same distance to the ground (on high mineralized ground even an 1-2cm of more coil to ground distance shift can cause a signal) and with alot of reset button clicks. Many now will interpret such signals wrong and thats the problem. The signal is nor right or wrong, it just detects the real changes of the EM-field which are not only caused by cavity or metal, but also by the coils distance to the ground and it's containing mineralisation.

    You cannot ground balance above a detected cavity signal or within a buried hole. And if the hole already is open the cavity is no longer detectable, even if you put back the material, because the real diferrence of the needed ground conditions has been altered. However you can still detect metal in an already buried hole.

    The 160x160cm value is the maximum because it doesn't matter for the internal "depth-computer" if something is larger than this to calculate the depth. But if you use the 1m coil I guess you can input larger dimensions (but for the 1m coil the depth gets different calculation variables than with the standard).

    The outer size if you detect the barrels should not extend 70x70cm if those are buried vertical.

    syed ayub basha, if the barrels are really there you will find them but first make the needed tests, get expierence and please don't try at the moment to search at 100% - this is too risky for a beginner for getting wrong interpretable signals. But you can try at home in room without metal on a table with not moving Jeohunter-coil to see the difference in depth if sensitivity is 70, 80, 90 and 100% and the difference of iron on or iron off.

    Good luck and keep us informed!
    Your beginner expierence is important for other persons with new bought Jeohunter so they directly can learn and recognise the culprits. Because the fault is not the Jeohunter, it's the lack of knowledge how sensitive metal-detectors really work.

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  • geo-i
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    problem solve

    hello friend fun finder now the situation of accu pack that you share to me is already done but it takes around 3 hours time thanks for your sharing .
    now i show you the picture of 01-26-2012 that i have found which i follow your instruction is about 77cm x77cm i do hope to get some news from you thank you .why did the detector show us gold instead of metal?
    regarding the bunker that i found it is about 20feet x 7feet and i have not do anything yet . my problem is the bunker area is quite narrow and near to the abbendent house which is difficult for me to dig the area because concrete is too thick what is your conclution about this matter.thanks

    regards
    geo-i
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  • syed ayub basha
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    Sir funfinder, I work one place there we found cavity signal , in the center we found metal signal it is two parts the size is divided in to two parts but both two are very close outer size is 6 feet X 10 feet. then how can i enter this value in to the depth screen. there is only 160x160 cm only. i enter full value then depth reading come 352 cm it is around 12 feet but we dig 22 feet there is no nothing metal. we do all this search in 100% sensitivity. ground balance is -33. we put the sensitivity 60 or 70% we didn't get any signal. both big and medium coils find signal in 100% sensitivity. when we increasing the sensitivity signal go much deeper? what we do rung? on the center of the signal we cant ground balance the jeohunter. on the signal area we do reset and move the coil side, again we place the coil on the signal area again signal detect. we do all this before dig, but no use, after we dig 10FeetX 10Feet, @ depth is 22 feet. after digging, we go to sub surface and on the jeohunter, now it is show weak signal , in that subsurface ground balance is very hard to set. OK all set then signal of metal is nullify when we press the reset. before it shows continuous. what is this gig-gag i cant understand. please explain me.

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  • Funfinder
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    You want to know about the coming high tech, geo-i?
    The future of metal-detectors?

    Everything will be further improved like with todays
    computers compared to those of 15 years ago.

    What we really have to find is a possibility for finding
    very small gold-nuggets and the capability of extrem
    depth with one and the same detector / coil.

    Perhaps some kind of segmented coil can do the job
    including different detection circuits and frequencies.

    A nice playground for further improves & inventions...

    - - - - -

    Reading the oscilloscope:

    There are many possibilities so I need more info.
    Congratulation if you have found the bunker but
    first you should be shure - here are some facts:

    Your oscilloscope signal picture looks very good
    but you have to know the exactly dimensions of
    the "cavity area".

    160cm x 160cm seems to be to small. It may be
    just the hidden entrance.

    Important here is that you can detect straight
    border-lines over the ground so you may get
    an exact large square or something.

    It also is important that you will detect no
    cavity around the location so you can be shure
    it is no mineralisation of huge rocks or something.

    The signal should be clear and repeatable (look
    at my picture below).

    Search at 50-60% sensitivity and check if you
    still detect a huge cavity signal.

    And of course it is very important that you
    make the ground balance and reset outside of
    the cavity area.

    If everything is OK the detector should remain
    quiet at some distance besided the cavity location
    but if you step over the bunker (if you really have
    found it) the Jeohunter will clearly and repeatable
    detect it as cavity.

    Also it is very important, especially the higher the
    ground is mineralized, that you move the coil always
    with the same distance over the ground (ca. 10cm).

    Your ground balance from -11 to -70 suggests that
    you are searching on medium mineralized ground.
    Therefore you have to be careful the coil always
    has the same distance to the ground (remains in
    the preset quiet range without failure signals,
    otherwise you have to lower the sensitivity) and
    you should know if the mineralization level there
    has a constant level or if it is caused by different
    strong mineralized rocks or bedrock or whatever.

    Even roots of trees can have a strong mineralisation
    or can create a significant change of the ground.

    All this stuff is also important for syed ayub basha,
    wherever he is already. Perhaps he is very busy
    because he found the buried barrels already.

    geo-i, it sounds more complicated than it is.
    All you have to do is to exclude every possible
    "failure-signal-sources" and you're done.

    If it's the entrance or the bunker you will detect
    a large cavity area with some kind of geometrical
    borders.

    btw. first you should remove any metal parts
    from this area if you can find such, because
    this stuff could irritate the cavity detection.

    Or simply dig a hole in the middle of the detected
    area and check out what it is - 66cm or 2ft. is not
    much work and withing 25min. you will know
    what it is!

    geo-i
    keep us further informed and good luck!
    And:
    Please tell me how long you can work now with
    your accu-pack - I see you can get it 100% full!
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  • geo-i
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    reading ossilocope

    hello my friends fun finder & der fisherman i just returned form
    tresure hunting someone tell me the place that i was tresure
    hunting have hidden bunker .but the bunker not make with cment
    i thing .i use joehunters the sensitivity 80% and ground balnce -30
    -11 and -70 can't best friends give me a opinion and help me to
    reading the ossiloscop thanks
    this are the picture


    regards
    geo-i
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  • geo-i
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    friends

    hello my friends i don't want to argue about the volt
    electricty and electronic what is is right we all the
    same person want to know about the future high
    tech of electricty , electronic , electromagnetic please
    give us to all a good guide any way you all are the
    best guru.thanks


    regards
    geo-i

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  • Funfinder
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    Hi, thx for your interest and respect that you're one of the persons that want to help,
    warn about dangers and try to keep things as safe as possible.

    The circuit was drawn by me and you can be assured in the case of this accu-lamp
    everything is absolutly secure, even the both parallel cells.



    The maximum of power that LEDs can handle is around 15mA.

    Ohms law: R = V / I gives us:
    3,7V / 0,15 = 24.6 Ohm
    4,2V / 0,15 = 28 Ohm

    The values in my circuit have 40-80 Ohm. This is for the safety of the LEDs,
    but the Li-Ions even wouldn't get problems if there is no resistor at all!

    My circuit has 4 possibilities:
    LED on
    LED off
    LED on while charging
    LED off while charging

    Without charging, every single LED (because those are parallel) will consume 0,0925-0,04625mA (per hour)
    which is harmless for the LEDs and lead to very long possible activity.

    While charging, the switch usually is at off but it makes no difference if it's to on.
    The advance is someone can left the lamp on even while charging.

    The lamps charging cable of course should end at a short-cut secured plug.

    Near the end of the charging process while the voltage raises up to 4.2v we have the following situation for the LEDs:

    4,2V / 0,15 = 28 Ohm hard limit (a resistor with just 20 Ohm would provide no longer enough protection for the LEDs)

    But because of 40-80Ohm the LEDs are still within the safety limit and the around 0,3 mA max of power those are draw totally is a vanishing small amount of power compared what the charger provides for loading the lith-ion cells.

    If the charger is plugged and the LEDs are on there simply is no possibilty for any shortcut. 0.3mA is the maximum of current that is able to flow. A shortcut current would be a thousand times higher (@ 2x2000mAh it would be 12.000 times)

    And the both parallel connected single cells also doesn't matter. The Jeohunter charger even loads two parallel connected 4s (4 in series) cells.


    I know those "fire catching lipo" youtube clips already. This only happens after some minutes of completly shortcut and it also can happen with any other type of accu like NiMH.

    And it can happen if someone uses those extremly bright "flare-flashlights" and some of the Lipo-cells are bad.


    But not in this case! Because there is not the slightest shortcut possible - even if one of the 0,3mA circuit parts would burn there would be no shortcut, it would simply cut of the whole circuit.

    The only stupid thing that could happen would be if the both wires of the charging cable or the attached plug would have a shortcut, but this is out of discussion, otherwise ANY device could have a shortcut that uses accus with a seperate charger. Even almost any accu-pack.

    Shure, this lamp could be seen as an "unprotected LiPo pack" if protection means that some sort of charging or security circuit is directly attached at the cells (like in Laptop packs), but in that case every available single 3,7v Li-Po cell, almost every RC power pack and last but not least even the Jeohunter accu pack has to be called "unprotected" which of course is completly nonsense. Childs should not play with fire and even childs know that batteries or accus shouldn't get a shortcut.

    And geo-i is the still alive and living proof that even a newbie can work safe with lithium cells and is able to create a fully working and even balance charged Jeohunter accu-pack!

    If someone uses a shortcut-save charging plug or connnection cable in combination with a capable single cell Li Po-charger this accu-lamp is absolutly secure.


    But here we see the full problematic concerning electronical circuits and "how devices really" work and the Jeohunter itself faces the same issues. People want hitec features but everything only as simple as possible. This cannot work. Some old people even couldn't get a VCR to work. For luck (or better: mostly for mens unluck!! ) computers, cellphones and mobiles nowaday are that easy to use so even women can handle them.

    Somehow I'm glad not everyone is able to use the Jeohunter...

    PS:
    Meanwhile the light is also attachable to a bike and
    I can charge a mp3-player with it.
    (but only a few USB devices are chargeable by 3.7v,
    most need 4.5v-5v)
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  • der_fisherman
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    Circuit corrections

    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post
    Yeah, geo-i, sending you my best health wishes, but now
    you have the time for creating something useful with your
    old accus. If you have 1 or 2 working lithium-ion cells left
    and your charger supports single cells too, you can create
    also such ultra long shining accu-light - see circuit below.
    The resistor is important otherwise the LEDs will burn up.
    Use 40 Ohm for best brightness or 80 Ohm for long time.
    If you have no clue about resistors I can give you a short
    advice. You can google for resistor color codes, its simple.
    ______________________________

    Hi aventurier,

    the stone you have found could be a precious meteorite or
    an usual very highly mineralized stone with alot of iron in it.

    The Jeohunter will detect differences in the ground which
    is very important for cavity and high sensitivity. The stone
    you have found has a different level of mineralisation than
    the rest of the soil. Depending on the Ground Balance you
    will find it as cavity or as metal, because of its like metal
    acting high mineralisation or iron-content.

    The big question is:
    Do you want to detect cavity and mineralized stone or not?

    Precious clay vases or tablets also can be high mineralized.

    With some experience you will find out what it is, because
    it depends on what kind of ground you find such things.
    As example if the ground is very low mineralized and
    you know there is no cavity and there are scattered
    only such mineralized stones, you can ignore them.

    For better help please give me more info. Good Luck!
    This means that the LEDs are on when charging, thus extending the charging time, by how much I cannot say, it would depend on the charging current value and the current nthrough the LRDs, but as there is no resistor in the charging circuit to the LEDs, it could easily burn them out.......
    Are you sure that you copied the circuit correctly?

    I have made some corrections so that will not happen, but I am no LIPO expert, but I find it VERY suspect that you put two batteries in parallel with each other. Normally as I understand it it, each LIPO battery must have its own charger connections to even the charge out. Maybe someone with LIPO knowledge could chime in and give you better advice.
    The circuit changes I have made need a different switch type, but allow charging without the LEDs on and the possibility of burning out the LEDs when the charger is attached is removed. Either LEDs are on or Charge and Off.

    You could easily add a small LED and a 1K5 Ohm resistor across the charge contacts to show that a charge is actually taking place if wished.

    You should go and look at these videos on YouTube to show what can happen with LIPOs when incorrectly used or handled, so always use a protective "LIPO Sack":-



    Search using "lipo battery explosion".

    regards
    Andy
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  • Funfinder
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    Yeah, geo-i, sending you my best health wishes, but now
    you have the time for creating something useful with your
    old accus. If you have 1 or 2 working lithium-ion cells left
    and your charger supports single cells too, you can create
    also such ultra long shining accu-light - see circuit below.

    The resistor is important otherwise the LEDs will burn up.
    Use 40 Ohm for best brightness or 80 Ohm for long time.
    If you have no clue about resistors I can give you a short
    advice. You can google for resistor color codes, its simple.


    ______________________________

    Hi aventurier,

    the stone you have found could be a precious meteorite or
    an usual very highly mineralized stone with alot of iron in it.

    The Jeohunter will detect differences in the ground which
    is very important for cavity and high sensitivity. The stone
    you have found has a different level of mineralisation than
    the rest of the soil. Depending on the Ground Balance you
    will find it as cavity or as metal, because of its like metal
    acting high mineralisation or iron-content.

    The big question is:
    Do you want to detect cavity and mineralized stone or not?

    Precious clay vases or tablets also can be high mineralized.

    With some experience you will find out what it is, because
    it depends on what kind of ground you find such things.
    As example if the ground is very low mineralized and
    you know there is no cavity and there are scattered
    only such mineralized stones, you can ignore them.

    For better help please give me more info. Good Luck!
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  • aventurier
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    geohunter detect a stone

    hi funfinder
    what about for my geohunter,?it detect one of stone at 20cm after good calibration ground
    the signal in lcd is iron!

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  • geo-i
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    joehunters scanning

    thanks you bro for praying for my healty my friend and
    thanks you again to be able to assist in joehunters scanning
    problem i hope you will guide me to find the bigest tresure .

    mr guru

    regards
    geo-i

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  • Funfinder
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    Thanks bro for the fast answer!
    I hope your fever will go away fast!

    And concratulations geo-i !! I see you
    have created the two balance-charging connectors!

    The Jeohunter accu-pack now should work for a long time.

    by the way you can test if all cells are good working:

    Wait some days after charging and/or using the Jeohunter and
    then test every single cell with a multimeter or by an uV-meter.

    Now you can find out if the voltage of some these cells is much
    lower than the rest. Those are the bad cells & should changed.

    ____________________

    Your treasure:

    This looks very interresting and seems to be a huge find.
    It may be something very flat - perhaps it's a copper plate
    or hopefully really something out of gold or scattered coins.

    Anyway - good job, geo-i - get more such targets and you
    will find very fast the big treasure - for shure ! ! !

    _____________________

    Jeohunter-accu-lamp:

    For improved safety (no LED burn outs) and still
    longer acculife now I'm using a 68 Ohm resistor.

    Therefore the LEDs now consume 2.5v and shine
    still pretty bright, around 2/3 of usual LEDlamps.

    That improved accu-lamp should shine twice the
    time than it was before (now around 200-500h!)
    but I'll check this out by an already started test!
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