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Like this? From page three of the HH1 document located here: (I added the red circles)Originally posted by taliesin View Postshow me where the coil is connected directly to ground ?
http://www.geotech1.com/pages/metdet...ead/HHv1p5.pdfAttached Files
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shouting aids no-one.i managed an oil refinery for 25 years and never raised my voice once.try it good fella.i simply asked a question.you and your compadre seem to think you know everything about everything ...think on.Originally posted by homefire View PostPorky! LOL!
My interest in helping you just dropped to Zero!

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i simple asked the question like before.is it best to have the coil connected to ground or v+?.from the replies i've had two ,seems to insist that it doesn't matter .i disagree one has got to be better than the other.From what i've learnt in my life there is always a better way.there is always a way around some obstacle or problem.i admit electronics is my secondary field but i have to question ideas that don't make sense to me.there is a difference between a pi coil connected to ground or positive .connected by which ever switch you are able to dream up.
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