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  • holyuser
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    Originally posted by Orbit View Post
    Do not be mad now, excellent job you did want you all the best in life, a designer best known Lilov the metal detectors in the Bulgarian Golden Mask, I'm surprised that you never heard?
    You have a sick imagination, if you think I'm mad.
    I do not care about any garage Bulgarian designers of gold or iron or other masks, who are hundreds or even thousands.
    I just have my buildig MD hobby and I do not understand, why do You make flood in this thread? If you are dissatisfied with something, find another place for flooding, please.

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  • Orbit
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    You should drink less spirits, so as not to confuse with water, then Yuo will see where is air, and where is ground! We may be kidding but vhits idx in the country who has any other detector.

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  • Orbit
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    You see I have met many good people in your country with some I have even become friends, so I do not at all bad about you !.

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  • Orbit
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    Do not be mad now, excellent job you did want you all the best in life, a designer best known Lilov the metal detectors in the Bulgarian Golden Mask, I'm surprised that you never heard?

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  • holyuser
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    Originally posted by Orbit View Post
    It is all well done but nothing new, classic does not drink the water in the country who is in the air .If you really from Bulgaria to imitate some of Vladimir Lilova and work and have something useful.

    You should drink less spirits, so as not to confuse with water, then Yuo will see where is air, and where is ground.
    I do not know who is Vladimir Lilova, and I do not need your advice on what to do, because I am happy to live in my country and have got good health, good family, good occupation, good hobby and lots of friends.

    Originally posted by Orbit View Post
    http://www.youtube.com/user/wave1ish , ovo je moj snimak idx pre mnogo godina .
    So, where is Your "Magellan"?

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  • Orbit
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    http://www.youtube.com/user/wave1ish , ovo je moj snimak idx pre mnogo godina .

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  • Orbit
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    It is all well done but nothing new, classic does not drink the water in the country who is in the air .If you really from Bulgaria to imitate some of Vladimir Lilova and work and have something useful.

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  • holyuser
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    Originally posted by Orbit View Post
    but no ahtung minenen Magellan.
    Are You sure?

    ....

    Here is already the result of Your foolish attempt to hacking my hex : http://youtu.be/JZtkxrOUcLQ

    Maybe You must begin to do something useful?

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  • Orbit
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    but no ahtung minenen Magellan.
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  • Wiltran
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    Originally posted by Jerry View Post
    That pretty well says it all.

    Congratulations on the find and building a good detector!

    Jerry
    Thanks Jerry! but Holyuser deserves big time credit for the VDI. Its not 100% accurate but using it you can quickly eliminate most of the junk. It still gets fooled by bottlecaps, but like you said it might be because its a DD coil. Ivconic already got it to work on the IGSL, and I think I might put one on my TSGL. The battery drain on the VDI is not as bad as I thought, as I had it running for 8 hours straight and when I turned it off it was still working. I am using 10 nickel metal hydride batteries. Another thing is I think Iv'e been MD,ing at a lot of parks that are all fished out. I got to find better locations, maybe knocking on doors for permission on private land.

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  • Jerry
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    Originally posted by Wiltran View Post
    Then I went further down the trail, and I got a real loud target sound, and a readout of 70 on the VDI. I frantically dug the hole about 7" and I pulled up a silver ring .925. I know this is pale in comparison to the stuff guys in Europe and the UK get but believe me it made all the work worthwhile!
    That pretty well says it all.

    Congratulations on the find and building a good detector!

    Jerry

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  • Wiltran
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    IDX PRO/VDI

    I went to some garage sales today cause the weather was nice, and so I tossed my IDX Pro/VDI in the car for on the way back. I was driving on a road alongside a small river and spotted a park. I pulled in and turned on the unit and Wow, i was getting a whole lot of targets that were reading in the 30's, and 40's. So I dug up a couple pennies, and a dime pretty quickly, but no big deal. Then I went further down the trail, and I got a real loud target sound, and a readout of 70 on the VDI. I frantically dug the hole about 7" and I pulled up a silver ring .925. I know this is pale in comparison to the stuff guys in Europe and the UK get but believe me it made all the work worthwhile!

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  • silverdog
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    Originally posted by holyuser View Post
    Yeah, right!



    In the present example, would be like that:

    1. we must firstly calculate 1024x12,6=12902,4 and 650x5=3250 ;
    2. in the next step we find 12902,4/3250=3,97 (approximately) ;
    3. next, we can find denominator as 3,97-1=2,97
    4. finaly we divide 20 by 2,97 and voila! 20/2,97=6,734 (approximately)



    This question is not to me, because that C1 is not part of VDI, but...
    I think, that something about 1nF would be good.
    In my opinion, this capacitor is used to reduce the influence of cable.
    many thanks Holyuser

    and thanks even more for the VDI hex

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  • eduardo1979
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    VDI+HEX

    Here is all.
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  • eduardo1979
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    Thanks Holyuser!

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