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Igsl problem
I've got my second igsl assembled but when I turn it on its like constant newsreel like battery check stuck any suggestions where I should start.?
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A little help
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IGLS finished assembling my kit silverdog musketeer in air tests can not get good distance between 10 to 15cm, I need advice on where to look for problems to improve
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I always mount the threshold outside the housing with any project , because keep in mind one site varys from the next depending on whats going on around you, a must I would say,of course only my opinion.Originally posted by anz29 View PostOk, ground balance pot in external is better choice, but threshold pot if it be like other teasoro metal detector, the ground balance will be adjusted in all metal and barely audible threshold.
Threshold pot in or out the box, this is the question
Just remember to mark all your knobs otherwise you will get confused.com
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Ok, ground balance pot in external is better choice, but threshold pot if it be like other teasoro metal detector, the ground balance will be adjusted in all metal and barely audible threshold.Originally posted by satdaveuk View PostExternal groundbalance is a good idea although your only adjusting between 12 and 10 past the hour in clock dial terms, but does make all the difference.
Regards
Threshold pot in or out the box, this is the question
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External groundbalance is a good idea although your only adjusting between 12 and 10 past the hour in clock dial terms, but does make all the difference.
Regards
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Originally posted by detecto View PostIGSL alredy have a lot of potentiometers, you don't need two more external, if you have some large control box you can easily doo that, there is no diference between pots and trimers...
If I use the trimmer, adjustment is fixed. If using external potentiometer can always adjust the best. example: silver saber and vaquero, the first has internal trimmer to adjust ground and threshold. vaquero has external adjustments and works better in mineralized soil.
Do not know if my concept explained well.
Sorry for my english
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Originally posted by anz29 View PostHelp !!
This is the question: if I replace threshold trimmer with pot. outside box, I can adjust as other tesoro metal detector ?
If I do this, will set ground balance in all metal with threshold barely audible?
thanks
IGSL alredy have a lot of potentiometers, you don't need two more external, if you have some large control box you can easily doo that, there is no diference between pots and trimers...
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Help !!
This is the question: if I replace threshold trimmer with pot. outside box, I can adjust as other tesoro metal detector ?
If I do this, will set ground balance in all metal with threshold barely audible?
thanks
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For first time on, I always use regulated power supply in series with amperemeter and gradually increasing voltage while observing amperemeter. With this setup you could easily see if something is wrong.Originally posted by growdude View PostWell I finished my igsl here is a picture if anyone sees anything wrong please let me know I am an amateur.
Don't make any replacement for now, later if your IGSL is instable than make change: R 31,45,50,64 to 470Kohm's and C 16,24,29,37 to 22nF.
Regards Marko.
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Being new to this went with silverdogs kit and used the parts he supplied. I thought this might be best just to get it going before doing any mods.ill probably start another one after this one and do updates to it.
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growdude
I think there were some modifications IGSL (R31 = 470K and C16 45,50,64, 24,29,37 = 22nF) any partner who claims this or am I wrong
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Finished my igsl board
Well I finished my igsl here is a picture if anyone sees anything wrong please let me know I am an amateur.Attached Files
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Don't worry, I am very friendly with LTspice, and I have models already. I notified you just to be aware that the model is missing in a set. Nothing else.
I myself tend to avoid adding models into LTspice library and instead put them in a working folder. This approach yields more portable projects, and as I play on several computers it makes sense.
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