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good afternoon friend sorry for the delay to answer so I put all the new integrated circuits and it gave sign of life but it gets a crackling noise similar to the Polish pi but you can notice that it is detecting but very little sensitivity like a cell phone it is capitating at a distance of 18 centimeters
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I used the coil dd rx 33nf the capacitor and tx capacitor 1uf [ATTACH] 56160 [/ ATTACH]I used the coil dd rx 33nf the capacitor and tx capacitor 1ufAttached Files
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good morning as I don't have an oscilloscope to find the null point of the coil, I'm trying with an object until I reach the greatest distanceOriginally posted by dgm View PostAs for the DD coil you built it seems to me that everything is ok, the only thing is nulling I can ask you how how did you do the nulling and with which equipment?
In order to help you I need to have this information, let me know.
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Hi the coil does not nulling like that, with the oscilloscope it is better, but you can also easily attach the rx coil to a tablet with hot glue, then with a digital meter with AC measurement on 2 volt scale and then 200 mv , connected on the wires of the RX, then position the TX by moving slowly until you find the lowest voltage around 8 - 10 mv. Where are you from?
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Yes, the coils must be glued one at a time on a surface, then connected to the pcb of the idx they are nulling, once the lowest voltage is reached, the tx coil must also be glued. The slightest variation compromises the nulling, the central part must also be glued, moving it minimally for a nulling closer to zero. I'm from Rome Italy. Try and let me know.
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