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  • mikebg
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    Positions of drawing in post #11

    Thanks Qiaozhi!

    Positions of the drawing in post #11 translated by a dictionary are:
    1. Подметка от твърдо дърво - sole made of hard wood.
    2. Основа от дърво - base made of wood.
    3. Фланш от дърво - flange made of wood.
    4. Каишка от кожа - strap made of leather.
    5. Кабел - cable.
    6. Стъпенка от дърво (no in dictionary; approx mean "foot") .
    7. Пластина от дърво - wafer made of wood.
    8. Проводник - wire.
    9. Лента от изкуствена кожа - tape made of artifical leater.

    The following is translated by IMTRANSLATOR.
    1. Sole from solid wood.
    2. Basis of wood.
    3. Jerseys from the tree.
    4. Leather strap.
    5. Cable.
    6. Rung of wood.
    7. Strip of wood.
    8. Conductor.
    9. Strip of artificial leather.

    Follows translation made by GOOGLE TRANSLATOR.
    1. Sole from solid wood.
    2. Based on the tree.
    3. Jerseys of wood.
    4. Leather strap.
    5. Cable.
    6. Rung of wood.
    7. Strip of wood.
    8. Conductor.
    9. Strip of artificial leather.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by mikebg View Post
    Qiaozhi, explan me, please, how you make so exact translation!
    I used the ImTranslator add-on for Firefox in Ubuntu Linux, but apparently (and I've never tried this) you can also use Microsoft Internet Explorer -> http://imtranslator.com/

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  • mikebg
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    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?
    Not! I have not inserted emoticons!
    This is a serious design to avoid two drawbacks of sandal metal detector:
    1. Modulation of AIR signal due to coil deformation and
    2. Modulation of GND signal due change of coil height.
    Both sentences (translated by you exactly) mean that it is impossible to avoid the main drawback of shoe detector - productivity. Even to split sensing head in both shoes, as shown in cartoon, it is impossiple to cover so fast search area as a conventional metal detector.
    Qiaozhi, explan me, please, how you make so exact translation!

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by mikebg View Post
    Can someone help me to translate in English the following two Bulgarian expressions:
    "Вампири таласъми танцуват по налъми" and "Когато цъфнат налъмите".
    Can they have a stake in this project?
    "Вампири таласъми танцуват по налъми" = "Vampires goblins dancing in pattens".
    "Когато цъфнат налъмите" = "When a blue moon".

    Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?

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  • detectoman
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    major you trine an dog for snif gold or coins, then go whit he to site, you then put signal whit rocks painted, and in night you recover your chesse

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  • mikebg
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    Patten instead sandals

    Can someone help me to translate in English the following two Bulgarian expressions:
    "Вампири таласъми танцуват по налъми" and "Когато цъфнат налъмите".
    Can they have a stake in this project?
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  • Funfinder
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    Great cartoon:

    The Treasure Boys - Sand Surfin' USA

    Searching for some bikini-beau's for diggin' holes with their - ehm - detectors.

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    If an oval spiral antenna per feet works it would be the best solution. Not just only one feet, because this would reduce the success-chances to the half.

    Does a double wire spiral antenna has the ability for discrimination?

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by maikl View Post
    What do you think about this:
    DFG (Double Forward Gauss) machines.

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  • maikl
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    What do you think about this:

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  • dfbowers
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post
    Because the feet standing or walking almost on some ground and are apart from the metal-objects somebody carries around (like cellphone, key-chain, belt, money, glasses etc.) this would the best solution - as example while trekking or walking on the beach.

    What is needed of course are shoes with thick soles like Buffalos or such stuff for having enough room for coils, electronic and accu-pack.

    Would be much fun to walk around with such "magic 7 metal boots". Especially for kids.

    But I would install iron-off discrimination as default, 'cause otherwise the shoe would beep far too often.

    Imagine how many precious coins or rings you miss by walking over, just because your MD is at home?! Just think how many thousand miles or km you walk around in life - not knowing what's below your toes!

    btw. such a shoe detector would have always near ground contact - perhaps just 2,5cm or 1inch between coil and surface! This could bring alot, even if the detection range is limited because of the limited coil size - especially if you have just small feet!

    If women can make treasure by attracting guys with high-heels, why man shouldn't wear treasure-hunting boots? If they're some kind of water-proof you even could search in shallow rivers with them.

    Imagine how cool it would be to hear a good signal and finding out that you're standing directly over a valuable silver-coin ! ! !

    If the chances in finding valuable stuff is low, simply raise them about 100x times with an: "always by your side" detector!


    Just where from I have such genious ideas?
    Well..., I've been inspired by my "Walk On Wheels" boots. Those have little tires for pulling out so you can drive around like with Inline-Skates - but - if you like to walk they fit easy into the sole, which is about 7cm thick.


    So don't even think about to tell me my idea is absurd. It was a gift to you, MD-experimenting guys, and if you have some skill you easily can built such shoes.

    You also can get a patent for this idea and find a company that produces them - I'm shure MANY people would buy them! Especially because the usage is so simple:

    Put the shoes on, switch the inbuilt MD on and just stop walking and start digging if the signal is REALLY good.

    Sucessful hunting!
    Carls SMT HH works well as a "shoe" detector as well . Just wind a flat spiral coil of the right shape and inductance and drop it in your shoe. You must remove the eylets and any other metal from your shoes first! The detector is very tolerant of the coil flexing. (yes.. I tried it)

    I think that this may be attempt to break the treasure hunters code of ethics though.. Why else "hide" what we are trying to do?

    Don

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post

    I'm not talking about sandals,

    !
    Sure, you are talking about purple Cinderella shoes.

    Waiting for your next genious idea.

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  • Funfinder
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    I'm not talking about sandals, but without help of this forum (didn't want to read the stupid and lying comments of WM6 until this day), searching for Mini-Detector I found them too - here:

    ZENPLAY168 situs game online terpercaya di Indonesia dengan ribuan slot, casino live, sports & lottery. Daftar sekarang dan nikmati transaksi aman


    I doubt those sandals work really good. At least the shoe-coils need to have Ace Sniper Level (4'' / 10cm diameter, but shaped eliptical)!

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
    You're too late!
    These have been available for some time, and have already been discussed here on Geotech in the past. ->
    At the end good promotion for Hammacher Schlemmer (!) Metal Detecting Sandals.

    But even we speek about shoes detector idea was discussed at Creativity Pool years ago:

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post
    You also can get a patent for this idea and find a company that produces them - I'm shure MANY people would buy them!
    You're too late!
    These have been available for some time, and have already been discussed here on Geotech in the past. ->
    Attached Files

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  • WM6
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    Originally posted by Funfinder View Post


    Just where from I have such genious ideas?
    Well..., I've been inspired by my "Walk On Wheels" boots. Those have little tires for pulling out so you can drive around like with Inline-Skates - but - if you like to walk they fit easy into the sole, which is about 7cm thick.


    So don't even think about to tell me my idea is absurd. It was a gift to you, MD-experimenting guys, and if you have some skill you easily can built such shoes.

    You also can get a patent for this idea and find a company that produces them - I'm shure MANY people would buy them! Especially because the usage is so simple:

    Put the shoes on, switch the inbuilt MD on and just stop walking and start digging if the signal is REALLY good.

    Sucessful hunting!
    Your idea are stollen as all your ideas. You first read or see something on web (usually here on Geotech) then after a while you get the "genious idea".

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