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  • Nandor
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    Hi
    Just download the lay file than resize the pcb work space "right corner properties" to 210mmx297mm. When you are done with this make copies of the pcb as many as you can to fill in all the space. You can have about 6 PCB's. Now select just the copper layer C2, the green one and export the lay file as a BMP high quality image and save it. You will have a A4 sized black and white image of the PCB layout.

    Best regards

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  • Koala
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    Really is worth getting a nice through plated board

    I have built this one http://www.silverdog.co.uk/shop2/ind...product_id=123 works well. Used it in the fields for 2 years no problems.

    Did see this board

    Know nothing about it

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  • Tibuck19
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    Originally posted by eduardo1979 View Post
    Hello. I found this Russian forum of IDX-PRO PCB. The PCB had many mistakes and failures of some components. I corrected the PCB and added the missing components. I wish that we all take a look and give a chance on this project. Surely here in the forum there are people who would be interested in this project. I've also found the VDI file with all documentation. Please advise if there is any error in the PCB. I'll put here a video of this VDI I found on Youtube. Thanks for reading. Eduardo.
    Do you have a printable PCB layout( black and white Jpg) for a laser printer to board ?

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by ivconic View Post
    "...Nándor has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space..."



    Welcome back man, i'm so happy to see u again here...

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by Nándor View Post
    I have seen the Spectrum for only 20 pounds that's cheap. All coils of 6.59 kHz work well, Blue Max 950, Black Max 950 all coils for Classic , 5000-6000 series SL and XLT are the same they work with IDX. Eclipse and new ones do not they have different inductance.
    "...Nándor has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space..."



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  • Nandor
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    I have seen the Spectrum for only 20 pounds that's cheap. All coils of 6.59 kHz work well, Blue Max 950, Black Max 950 all coils for Classic , 5000-6000 series SL and XLT are the same they work with IDX. Eclipse and new ones do not they have different inductance.

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  • diggerbarns
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    There are a couple of second hand whites coils on UK ebay at the moment. Would be nice
    to know what whites coils will work on the IDX project. Have a home made coil working
    but would like to compare with original coil.
    Coils on Ebay today are Spectrum 9,5 inch concentric and muliple harmonic DFX concentric wide band

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  • Rigol
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    Thank you mr.Koala and mr.CDI ! That Tesoro coil is an interesting option if i am not satisfied with diy coil.

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  • CDI
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    Originally posted by Rigol View Post
    Hello members of the forum! It is possibile to use idx at a frequency over 12 khz with a purchased coil from another detector without loosing the depth in air that idx will have at original frequency(6.7 khz) with original coil? Thank you!
    I'm using Ultimate Detech 13" from Tesoro Tejon, but right now i can't remember which capacitors are there to work, frequency is about 17 -18 khz.
    Work very well on small and bigger targets.
    Also, EMI is not a problem even with Tesoro coil or my diy 9" which work on 12 khz.
    If u wanna 12 khz, just put 330n on TX and 8 - 10n for RX. Mine is killing on small and tiny silver with 9" coil.
    Both coils are very quiet on max sens, no matter if there is high power sources.

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  • Rigol
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    I'm also interested in avoiding emi from power line ,and increase of frequency it helps.

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  • Koala
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    I doubt there is anything to be gained from changing it's frequency. I used both the IDX (about 2 years) and Bandido (about 1 year) . 6.5Khz against 14Khz both found the same amount of small targets.

    In my lawn I have a coin buried 10" down. Both find it fine. Both occasionally pick up surface lead slot. There is a difference between the two machine though. If I have both machines at there real disc levels. That is the level where you are still digging a bit of odd shape iron and large iron washers. The IDX will not pick up the coin. Where as the Tesoro still does and in fact still does if the disc is turned up slightly more.

    A smaller coil does go deeper on small targets like low power 22 cartridges. However you do have to swing very slowly as it's easy not latch onto target.

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  • Rigol
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    Maybe with a coil from another detector, Idx will work at 14khz without being noisy and without having air loss, compared to original frequency of Idx and original coil.

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  • Rigol
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    With original coil Mr.Eduardo made it work at 14-15 khz, but it was noisy. I'm interested in idx running at over 12khz without being noisy.Over 12khz for low conductivity materials.

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  • kt315
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    you forgot in CZ >20 trimmers on boards. you have to write service manual to tell what
    does every trimmer and how to tune. no sense to copy CZ.

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