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  • FoxyLab
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    Streak of my find:

    Hematite?

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by godigit1 View Post
    Looks like maybe a hematite nodule ...
    Very thanks for information!

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  • godigit1
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    Looks like maybe a hematite nodule. Do a color test on a unfinished peice of porcelin like the underside of a toilet tank lid.
    If the color is brown or brownish red its more than likley a hematite nodule.
    one way to tell a metiorite is the surface will have concave formations where the hematite has protrusions or nodules.

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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by FoxyLab View Post
    Meteorite???
    If its a Meteorite, get it professionally assessed it could be worth a lot of money

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    What do you think it is ?
    Meteorite???

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  • 6666
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    What do you think it is ?

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  • FoxyLab
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    Here is what I found with the FoxyPI:

    Weight: 100-150 grams
    Volume: 15 cu. cm
    It has magnetic properties.
    The surface does not conduct electrical current.

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  • dbanner
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    Originally posted by FoxyLab View Post
    Interference from LCD TV:
    Thats very interesting.

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  • FoxyLab
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    The result of the second garden search with FoxyPI v3.3:

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  • FoxyLab
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    Firmware for testing of FoxyPI v3: https://acdc.foxylab.com/sites/defau...aloginputs.hex
    In test mode, the metal detector generates a current pulse with a duration of 150 μs in the search coil after switching on, and then it displays the received signal on the screen. Pressing a button generates a new impulse, etc.

    Examples of signals:
    1 - without target, 2 - with target:

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  • FoxyLab
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    Interference from LCD TV:

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by waltr View Post
    Nice simple PI detector.
    The first result of the first garden search with FoxyPI v3.3:

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  • Funfinder
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    Hammerhead - the ingenious solution is:
    You must order a used and broken Anfibio from Turkey - for half the price
    and after passing the military control, you can make it work again! *laugh*

    btw. my vibration circuit (see schematics) might be useful for under water.

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  • Funfinder
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    Originally posted by Hammerhead View Post
    Hello my friend, I am now working on the Pirate Metal detectorUnderwater
    Salam, I am happy for your reply and that you can built a good detector now!
    I saw complete series Chameleon with Haifa, now I know Egypt better. *laugh*
    Very "hot" country, perhaps homebrew MD will be the best solution for you.
    Sending detector by post-parcel from Turkey to correct person might work.

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  • FoxyLab
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    Originally posted by waltr View Post
    Nice work FoxLab. Nice simple PI detector.
    Very thanks!!!

    Originally posted by waltr View Post
    I am guessing this is a software implementation of the op-amp RC integrator found in most PI detector circuits.
    Yes, simple integration formula with exponential decay (AC-integrator). But i integrate samples sums for each TX-pulse but not separate samples.

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