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DrTech
04-09-2012, 10:59 PM
I need Schematic of PIC. Pistol Alonso.... Pistol Detector 1.19 schema is not complete


http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6539&d=1221688766

Geo
04-10-2012, 06:58 AM
Schematic ver 1.19 is OK. The existing pcb inside the coil is a funny from Morgan.

aft_72005
04-10-2012, 01:26 PM
I need Schematic of PIC. Pistol Alonso.... Pistol Detector 1.19 schema is not complete


http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6539&d=1221688766


Interesting , PD head included microprocessor!!!!!!!!!! :lol::nono:

aft_72005
04-10-2012, 01:29 PM
DrTech, where you obtain this picture ?

J_Player
04-10-2012, 06:50 PM
DrTech, where you obtain this picture ?Hi aft,
This image was originally posted by Morgan here: http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showthread.php?p=76348#post76348
These are photos where Morgan shows his PCB-7 which forum members claim Morgan kept secret from PD builders.
Scroll down and see photos that were posted in September 2008 of this circuit board shown in the head of the Alonso PD.
Also see several forum members complaining that they wasted their time building circuits that could not work because the missing PCB-7 was not included.

You can see michael's comment here:
"Morgan, If there was 7th pcb that you hide and kept us uninformed about, then what can regard this behavior? :(
hum? you yourself call it. I call it malice.
didn't you decide to play with us, with our time, life,.....?:(
why did you do this? if there was such serious thing, all our efforts became nothing.
oh,.... I don't know how reflect my anger.:angry: :angry: :angry: "
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=76353&postcount=76

Michael also says this:
"Hi, Morgan unfair talking. it's obvious you didn't tell some things and others testify this.
e.g. finally we didn't know exact ferrite and your latest TX-RX formula, we remained confused and you left us.:(
... I and also others still waiting for things you chose silence about."
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=76181&postcount=27

I ran these PD photos through a digital photo forensics laboratory, which showed that these are real digital photos that were not edited.
This means that the image you see is the same image of the PD and circuit board which a digital camera recorded.
And this photo was not modified with any photo editing software.

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6109&d=1217981647

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6111&d=1217982734


Best wishes,
J_P

aft_72005
04-10-2012, 07:41 PM
Hi J_Player
Yes, seem as picture not digital edited. But solution is simple, unknown PCB board
Put on T/R coils . !!!! Why I don’t know , buttttt I believe Morgan don’t like
Say all about PD !!!! . maybe Morgan have saying in the matter , why he did this work

DrTech
04-10-2012, 08:51 PM
You can be the great secret of the gun and its operation. This is the diagram, where you can see what it takes (Coil, Housing or PCB ...., sorry for the English but it is the translator of St. Google^.

Here but all the wires to the coils ........_______________
Attached Imageshttp://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=3745&stc=1&d=1198490677


I hope your comments....

folharin
04-11-2012, 02:52 AM
this is the best LRL posted on this forum until today.
coils very difficult to calibration, but this device really works.

nelson
04-11-2012, 04:02 PM
Is pdk schematic, with more add´s to the circuit, so please can anyone ecplain more about this version?
Nelson


You can be the great secret of the gun and its operation. This is the diagram, where you can see what it takes (Coil, Housing or PCB ...., sorry for the English but it is the translator of St. Google^.

Here but all the wires to the coils ........_______________
Attached Imageshttp://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=3745&stc=1&d=1198490677


I hope your comments....

J_Player
04-12-2012, 01:15 AM
Is pdk schematic, with more add´s to the circuit, so please can anyone ecplain more about this version?
Nelsonmaybe this is 2007 version before discovery of PCB-7 :oh:


Best wishes,
J_P

Geo
04-12-2012, 05:18 AM
This is the final schematic. From it Qiaozhi drawn the ver.1.19
This schematic has made with hard work from Fred and Max....
:)

nelson
04-12-2012, 08:25 PM
It will be interesting to know what Fred and Max think about this schematic release on the forum.
Al to know if this works or no and if so, we need coils data.



This is the final schematic. From it Qiaozhi drawn the ver.1.19
This schematic has made with hard work from Fred and Max....
:)

Geo
04-12-2012, 09:43 PM
Of cource it works. I saw the prototype to work, and i made it to work. Also some other members constructed it with good results. The schematic from Qiaozhi writes the turns of coil. It is very dificault to adjust it and also is not so stable.

WM6
04-12-2012, 11:34 PM
Here is valid very simple logic (valid on all continents):

If any of the existing LRL-s will work as claimed by producer, then you shouldn't keep looking for new working LRL.

J_Player
04-13-2012, 01:21 AM
It will be interesting to know what Fred and Max think about this schematic release on the forum.
Al to know if this works or no and if so, we need coils data.Hi Nelson,
Fred and Max have already told us what they think of this circuit.
Max originally drew the circuit you are talking about above. This is what he said about it....
"Maybe there's nothing to patent... or all this stuff was already patented by Fisher in 1930 ! :lol:
But but but , this circuit is interesting as a different approach ! That's what I think. :rolleyes:"
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64565&postcount=354
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64041&postcount=265
We find that Max was wrong. The basic circuit we see was designed by Heathkit engineers in the USA, and was sold as a kit including all parts, for home builders to assemble in the late 1960s.

This is what Fred said about it: "But i make a big difference between this pistols and the mineoro´s , that even if they may be based on the same ideas, have been too far away from workable principles".
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64044&postcount=266

Best wishes,
J_P

Geo
04-13-2012, 05:21 AM
Here is valid very simple logic (valid on all continents):

If any of the existing LRL-s will work as claimed by producer, then you shouldn't keep looking for new working LRL.

Not exactly. All the LRLs have problems. LRLs who locate objects from big distance can't pinpoint:angry:. LRLs who can pin point are not good when the weather conditions are bad:angry:. So any producer try to construct something better.
:)

nelson
04-13-2012, 01:07 PM
Hi J:Player and thanks for your time and comments.
In other words i think we must still be waiting for someone that realy wants to share somethink that realy works.
All time inverting on a device that can work is well welcome, but when you see that some people work here to experiment and learn from all members tips and things to get a good working pdk and after get succes, desapear from here and share nothing in concrete.
Some people are electronics enthusiast and some others have an electronics degree, and if we are here to learn, work and build metal detector has a group of people that share information, i don´t understand why they don´t do that.
They said that basic pdk circuit works, but i had made lots of experiments with no succes.
In my case i need pdk, for locating some treasures for my own personal use. If someday i get a workable pdk, this will never be for sale. The price of a tresure is much higer than the price of pdk.
Andreas send me long time ago his work about long range metal detector, but unfortunaly i lost that information sended by email. So if you or someone have it, please send it to nlepet@gmail.com
I know Andreas LRL, have the clues to complete pdk work.
Sorry for my english, pdk work have somo limitations by now, cause the ones that can help, now seems not be interested to help to the point pdk workers can get their machines work properly. I miss Esteban posts, cause he is the real master about LRL and pdk.
Regards
Nelson


Hi Nelson,
Fred and Max have already told us what they think of this circuit.
Max originally drew the circuit you are talking about above. This is what he said about it....
"Maybe there's nothing to patent... or all this stuff was already patented by Fisher in 1930 ! :lol:
But but but , this circuit is interesting as a different approach ! That's what I think. :rolleyes:"
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64565&postcount=354
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64041&postcount=265
We find that Max was wrong. The basic circuit we see was designed by Heathkit engineers in the USA, and was sold as a kit including all parts, for home builders to assemble in the late 1960s.

This is what Fred said about it: "But i make a big difference between this pistols and the mineoro´s , that even if they may be based on the same ideas, have been too far away from workable principles".
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=64044&postcount=266

Best wishes,
J_P

Dave J.
04-15-2012, 12:17 AM
That schematic appears to be an early 1970's induction balance (not synchronously demodulated) of the same general sort that's been around since the late 1800's and is still the mainstay of underground utility locating and tracing.

I can't vouch for how good a design it was for its time, but I presume that it worked.

In other words if this is an "LRL", then there are lots of LRL's on the market which nobody disputes that they work, and the manufacturers thereof don't go whining that the dreaded "skeptics" keep ruining their game. In fact, at least two of this forum's most dreaded "skeptics" work for companies that make such apparatus!

But since nobody calls commercial well-engineered induction balance apparatus "LRL's", that means that they aren't LRL's. We all understand the term "LRL" to be reserved for apparatus that doesn't actually do anything worthwhile other than to perform wallet biopsies on behalf of the manufacturer and to punish customers for being gullible.

--Dave J.

Dave J.
04-15-2012, 07:32 AM
Should clarify that the schematic that was posted has nothing to do with the PC board we see in the photo sitting on a searchcoil-looking thing.

--Dave J.

J_Player
04-16-2012, 12:10 AM
That schematic appears to be an early 1970's induction balance (not synchronously demodulated) of the same general sort that's been around since the late 1800's and is still the mainstay of underground utility locating and tracing.

I can't vouch for how good a design it was for its time, but I presume that it worked.

In other words if this is an "LRL", then there are lots of LRL's on the market which nobody disputes that they work, and the manufacturers thereof don't go whining that the dreaded "skeptics" keep ruining their game. In fact, at least two of this forum's most dreaded "skeptics" work for companies that make such apparatus!

But since nobody calls commercial well-engineered induction balance apparatus "LRL's", that means that they aren't LRL's. We all understand the term "LRL" to be reserved for apparatus that doesn't actually do anything worthwhile other than to perform wallet biopsies on behalf of the manufacturer and to punish customers for being gullible.

--Dave J.This circuit can pass a double blind test to locate a US dime at more than 6 inches distance.
You will see that this qualifies it as an LRL which can be proven to locate at longer distances than other LRLs can locate USA dimes in a double blind test.
However, it fails to locate large sums of money at long distance from LRL purchasers.

Best wishes,
J_P

Morgan
04-18-2012, 04:04 PM
Hi J:Player and thanks for your time and comments.
In other words i think we must still be waiting for someone that realy wants to share somethink that realy works.
All time inverting on a device that can work is well welcome, but when you see that some people work here to experiment and learn from all members tips and things to get a good working pdk and after get succes, desapear from here and share nothing in concrete.
Some people are electronics enthusiast and some others have an electronics degree, and if we are here to learn, work and build metal detector has a group of people that share information, i don´t understand why they don´t do that.
They said that basic pdk circuit works, but i had made lots of experiments with no succes.
In my case i need pdk, for locating some treasures for my own personal use. If someday i get a workable pdk, this will never be for sale. The price of a tresure is much higer than the price of pdk.
Andreas send me long time ago his work about long range metal detector, but unfortunaly i lost that information sended by email. So if you or someone have it, please send it to nlepet@gmail.com
I know Andreas LRL, have the clues to complete pdk work.
Sorry for my english, pdk work have somo limitations by now, cause the ones that can help, now seems not be interested to help to the point pdk workers can get their machines work properly. I miss Esteban posts, cause he is the real master about LRL and pdk.
Regards
Nelson

Hello Nelson

The PDK works very good for treasures,but are you sure there is buried treasures in the place you made the tests ???

I also missing Esteban,i agree he is the great LRL Master in this forum.

Morgan
04-18-2012, 04:08 PM
Hi aft,
This image was originally posted by Morgan here: http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showthread.php?p=76348#post76348
These are photos where Morgan shows his PCB-7 which forum members claim Morgan kept secret from PD builders.
Scroll down and see photos that were posted in September 2008 of this circuit board shown in the head of the Alonso PD.
Also see several forum members complaining that they wasted their time building circuits that could not work because the missing PCB-7 was not included.

You can see michael's comment here:
"Morgan, If there was 7th pcb that you hide and kept us uninformed about, then what can regard this behavior? :(
hum? you yourself call it. I call it malice.
didn't you decide to play with us, with our time, life,.....?:(
why did you do this? if there was such serious thing, all our efforts became nothing.
oh,.... I don't know how reflect my anger.:angry: :angry: :angry: "
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=76353&postcount=76

Michael also says this:
"Hi, Morgan unfair talking. it's obvious you didn't tell some things and others testify this.
e.g. finally we didn't know exact ferrite and your latest TX-RX formula, we remained confused and you left us.:(
... I and also others still waiting for things you chose silence about."
http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=76181&postcount=27

I ran these PD photos through a digital photo forensics laboratory, which showed that these are real digital photos that were not edited.
This means that the image you see is the same image of the PD and circuit board which a digital camera recorded.
And this photo was not modified with any photo editing software.

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6109&d=1217981647

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=6111&d=1217982734


Best wishes,
J_P

I think i told to all about this 7 PCB,this was to play joke with Max,and nothing more,the 7 PCB is from old digital calculator,not belong to the PD project.

nelson
04-18-2012, 07:14 PM
Hi Morgan.
My first try with pdk that convince me that is detecting something, was in my house when i pointed to the corner celing of my house entry, pdk did show a signal on that place. Then i realize that what it whas detected could be a power line, but i also know that from that place no electric line is passing. Then i change the Rx capacitor to move frequency higer (around 56 Khz). THen same test shows no signal at all.
After this i returned the old capacitor to stay on my first RX frequency (40 Khz), i made the same test pinpointing pdk to the same place it detected before and nothing was detected till today.
I know that pdk works, but i also know that must be tunned to correct frequency. I don´t want to tune it to gold frequency jet, i just want to tune copper frequency, cause this will allow me to do lots of test on deferent fields. Copper is everywere and can be used to increase pdk performance in multiple ways. After this test, is just a mater of changing the RX frequency to gold or even silver.
After this test i will try another coil stimulator, cause my first coil was not stable.
Also is important to know if coil stimulator must be above or below RX frequency and what it should be the best shift frequency.
I wish i can get good anwers and not the same responses that we use to read here and that fanally don´t allow to advance on pdk project, specially for people like me that don´t have an electronic degree, i just a hobbist

Regards

Nelson


Hello Nelson

The PDK works very good for treasures,but are you sure there is buried treasures in the place you made the tests ???

I also missing Esteban,i agree he is the great LRL Master in this forum.

fmnotes
04-26-2012, 10:08 PM
HELLO ALL.

KNOW DOES SOMEBODY THAT WE CAN MANUFACTURE THE INDUCTOR WITH THE FERRITΕ?

WM6
04-26-2012, 10:29 PM
HELLO ALL.

KNOW DOES SOMEBODY THAT WE CAN MANUFACTURE THE INDUCTOR WITH THE FERRITΕ?

Why not?

fmnotes
04-26-2012, 10:38 PM
Why not?
YOU CAN SAY TO ME THAT I CAN MANUFACTURE THE AERIAL OF FERRITΕ?

fmnotes
04-28-2012, 06:10 PM
FINALLY DOES NOT KNOW NO ONE.

J_Player
05-01-2012, 04:23 AM
Hi Morgan.
My first try with pdk that convince me that is detecting something, was in my house when i pointed to the corner celing of my house entry, pdk did show a signal on that place. Then i realize that what it whas detected could be a power line, but i also know that from that place no electric line is passing. Then i change the Rx capacitor to move frequency higer (around 56 Khz). THen same test shows no signal at all.
After this i returned the old capacitor to stay on my first RX frequency (40 Khz), i made the same test pinpointing pdk to the same place it detected before and nothing was detected till today.
I know that pdk works, but i also know that must be tunned to correct frequency. I don´t want to tune it to gold frequency jet, i just want to tune copper frequency, cause this will allow me to do lots of test on deferent fields. Copper is everywere and can be used to increase pdk performance in multiple ways. After this test, is just a mater of changing the RX frequency to gold or even silver.
After this test i will try another coil stimulator, cause my first coil was not stable.
Also is important to know if coil stimulator must be above or below RX frequency and what it should be the best shift frequency.
I wish i can get good anwers and not the same responses that we use to read here and that fanally don´t allow to advance on pdk project, specially for people like me that don´t have an electronic degree, i just a hobbist

Regards

NelsonHi nelson,
Take a look at the coils which can detect RF in your PDk.
If you are familiar with RF reception from a loop, you will see that the direction your PDK points is a null point.
The signals which you can receive come from the sides of the coil, not the front.
But since you are using a super sensitive detector circuit which is nearly unstable, in theory you could detect a move from null to nearly null.
But I doubt this is what is happening in your case.
My guess is you are more likely detecting noise which probably comes from man-made sources and propagates in the ground and through walls at VLF frequencies.
This kind of noise tends to follow strongly in paths which telluric currents favor, or follow underground conductors more easily such as pipes and cables.
Is it possible there are any metal pipes or cables under your house, or to the sides of where the coil is pointed?

One way to test is to put a portable oscilloscope on the loop or early stages of the receiver, and examine the signal you receive when you point the PDK at the corner of the house.
Then connect the oscilloscope to a pair of ground probes placed in the ground where you are standing, separated by 2 meters.
I am guessing you will find some kind of signal in the ground that is similar to what you receive in the receiver.
If you cannot put ground probes then you can connect a simple loop with 30 turns to your oscilloscope set to low uV scale.
When you will move the loop around the air you will find a lot of noise in your house.
I believe you will find enough noise even if you turn off all the power to your house, because neighboring houses will send noise which you can detect in your house.

But you shouldn't be testing the PDK inside your house anyway, because houses are full of electronic noises which will propagate through the air and through the ground.
The people who claim success to tune a PDK say you need to be far away from any house or power... I believe 100 meters is good enough.
Only simple power testing or spark tests are done near buildings that have electrical power.
-- Just an idea,


Best wishes,
J_P

WM6
05-01-2012, 09:25 AM
YOU CAN SAY TO ME THAT I CAN MANUFACTURE THE AERIAL OF FERRITΕ?



Yes.

fmnotes
05-01-2012, 02:08 PM
Yes.
I THANK I WAIT FOR YOU SHOW ME YOUR IDEA.

nelson
05-01-2012, 04:39 PM
Hi J_Player and thanks for your advice.
Yes i understand that this is probably a noise from my house.
About test with a spark i used to do sparks with my frequency generator, so this way i can pick up signals on the rigth frequency. Indeed i had done test with diferent turns from my rx coil and when i move frequency i got good spark at 40 Khz for the first coil and then the second try with lees turns on the coil gave me a good spark at 71 Khz. So i m not shure if this way of testing coils is correct, but in my case this seems to work.
This days i had not to much time to go out the city to give a try to my pdk that can by tune using capacitor, to 40 and 71 Khz.

Regards

Nelson


Hi nelson,
Take a look at the coils which can detect RF in your PDk.
If you are familiar with RF reception from a loop, you will see that the direction your PDK points is a null point.
The signals which you can receive come from the sides of the coil, not the front.
But since you are using a super sensitive detector circuit which is nearly unstable, in theory you could detect a move from null to nearly null.
But I doubt this is what is happening in your case.
My guess is you are more likely detecting noise which probably comes from man-made sources and propagates in the ground and through walls at VLF frequencies.
This kind of noise tends to follow strongly in paths which telluric currents favor, or follow underground conductors more easily such as pipes and cables.
Is it possible there are any metal pipes or cables under your house, or to the sides of where the coil is pointed?

One way to test is to put a portable oscilloscope on the loop or early stages of the receiver, and examine the signal you receive when you point the PDK at the corner of the house.
Then connect the oscilloscope to a pair of ground probes placed in the ground where you are standing, separated by 2 meters.
I am guessing you will find some kind of signal in the ground that is similar to what you receive in the receiver.
If you cannot put ground probes then you can connect a simple loop with 30 turns to your oscilloscope set to low uV scale.
When you will move the loop around the air you will find a lot of noise in your house.
I believe you will find enough noise even if you turn off all the power to your house, because neighboring houses will send noise which you can detect in your house.

But you shouldn't be testing the PDK inside your house anyway, because houses are full of electronic noises which will propagate through the air and through the ground.
The people who claim success to tune a PDK say you need to be far away from any house or power... I believe 100 meters is good enough.
Only simple power testing or spark tests are done near buildings that have electrical power.
-- Just an idea,


Best wishes,
J_P

WM6
05-01-2012, 10:44 PM
I THANK I WAIT FOR YOU SHOW ME YOUR IDEA.

You already read about such ferrite antenna here:

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18469

fmnotes
05-01-2012, 11:00 PM
You already read about such ferrite antenna here:

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18469
THIS I HAVE MADE HIM.

IN THE DRAWING THEY EXIST 3PIN OF CONNECTION.
THIS HAS TWO.

EXIST DOES PROBLEM FOR THIS?

IT NEEDS ALSO SECOND COIL OF INDUCTOR OF FERRITΕ?

FOR CO-ORDINATION OF FREQUENCY I WILL CHANGE CAPACITORS 4N7 AND 10N?

WM6
05-02-2012, 12:19 AM
IN THE DRAWING THEY EXIST 3PIN OF CONNECTION.
THIS HAS TWO.



In which drawing?

fmnotes
05-02-2012, 12:32 AM
In which drawing?
PISTOL DETECTOR FERRITE SCHEMATIC (5) .
IN THE PREVIOUS PAGE

WM6
05-02-2012, 04:36 PM
PISTOL DETECTOR FERRITE SCHEMATIC (5) .
IN THE PREVIOUS PAGE

You need to know receiving frequency first to calculate Nr. of turns.

Coil in such design can be from centre to 1/4 of turns (from ground side) tapped.

fmnotes
05-02-2012, 07:43 PM
You need to know receiving frequency first to calculate Nr. of turns.

Coil in such design can be from centre to 1/4 of turns (from ground side) tapped.

You need to know receiving frequency first to calculate Nr. of turns.
WHO FREQUENCY YOU BELIEVE THAT THEY IS BEST? 5.7KHZ???


I THANK YOU FOR THE ANSWER, BUT I DID NOT UNDERSTAND WELL WHAT TO ME YOU SAID.
Coil in such design can be from centre to 1/4 of turns (from ground side) tapped



THANKS

WM6
05-02-2012, 08:57 PM
You need to know receiving frequency first to calculate Nr. of turns.
WHO FREQUENCY YOU BELIEVE THAT THEY IS BEST? 5.7KHZ???


I THANK YOU FOR THE ANSWER, BUT I DID NOT UNDERSTAND WELL WHAT TO ME YOU SAID.
Coil in such design can be from centre to 1/4 of turns (from ground side) tapped

THANKS

5,7kHz can be ok. There is not guarantee that this is "gold" frequency if you wish to get right those frequency.

Frequency of your ferrite antenna depend on your tank circuit which consist of used ferrite rod, coil and capacitor.

Ferrite rod is as is, mean you take what you have in your lab stock.

Capacitor can be adapted to desired frequency. By the way, I think there is mistake in schematic: C 4,7nF need to go to ORANGE position and C 10nF to GREEN position.

Coil can be calculated to desired frequency. If you follow 5,7kHz then whole coil inductance using c 4,7nF (connected to "orange" position) have to be about 166mH.
Coil can be centre tapped. But you can try coil tapped at 1/4 of turns, count from ground side too.

How to calculate approximative number of coil turns? You need to wind about 10 test turns of wire on your ferrite rod, measure inductance, divide 166mH by measured inductance and multiply result by number of your test turns (10 or so).

fmnotes
05-02-2012, 09:21 PM
5,7kHz can be ok. There is not guarantee that this is "gold" frequency if you wish to get right those frequency.

Frequency of your ferrite antenna depend on your tank circuit which consist of used ferrite rod, coil and capacitor.

Ferrite rod is as is, mean you take what you have in your lab stock.

Capacitor can be adapted to desired frequency. By the way, I think there is mistake in schematic: C 4,7nF need to go to ORANGE position and C 10nF to GREEN position.

Coil can be calculated to desired frequency. If you follow 5,7kHz then whole coil inductance using c 4,7nF (connected to "orange" position) have to be about 166mH.
Coil can be centre tapped. But you can try coil tapped at 1/4 of turns, count from ground side too.

How to calculate approximative number of coil turns? You need to wind about 10 test turns of wire on your ferrite rod, measure inductance, divide 166mH by measured inductance and multiply result by number of your test turns (10 or so).



Coil can be centre tapped. But you can try coil tapped at 1/4 of turns, count from ground side too.
HENCE THE SECOND INDUCTOR 41.50mH. ALL RIGHT?

AND PLACE HIM IN THE CENTER OF FIRST INDUCTOR?
IN RIGHT THE LEFT SIDE OF FIRST INDUCTOR?

WE CAN PLAY WITH THE SECOND INDUCTOR ON THE FIRST INDUCTOR. UNTIL IT COORDINATES BETTER;
I SUPPOSE.

WM6
05-02-2012, 10:59 PM
I mean this:
50% / 50% coil taped turns
or
75% / 25% (25% is as you say 41.5mH) coil taped turns:

fmnotes
05-04-2012, 10:14 PM
5,7kHz can be ok. There is not guarantee that this is "gold" frequency if you wish to get right those frequency.

Frequency of your ferrite antenna depend on your tank circuit which consist of used ferrite rod, coil and capacitor.

Ferrite rod is as is, mean you take what you have in your lab stock.

Capacitor can be adapted to desired frequency. By the way, I think there is mistake in schematic: C 4,7nF need to go to ORANGE position and C 10nF to GREEN position.

Coil can be calculated to desired frequency. If you follow 5,7kHz then whole coil inductance using c 4,7nF (connected to "orange" position) have to be about 166mH.
Coil can be centre tapped. But you can try coil tapped at 1/4 of turns, count from ground side too.

How to calculate approximative number of coil turns? You need to wind about 10 test turns of wire on your ferrite rod, measure inductance, divide 166mH by measured inductance and multiply result by number of your test turns (10 or so).


Coil can be calculated to desired frequency. If you follow 5,7kHz then whole coil inductance using c 4,7nF (connected to "orange" position) have to be about 166mH.

THE INDUCTOR THAT YOU PROPOSE THEY IS VERY BIG.
I HAVE 2 FERRITE 10x200mm.
I WRAPPED 10CM ON the FERRITE.
INDUCTION 15.573mH.
WE WANT 1 METER OF FERRITE IN ORDER TO WE FIND 166mH.
WHAT IT SHOULD I MAKE?
1) WRAP ALSO SECOND AND THIRD WIRE ON THE FIRST WIRE OF INDUCTOR ON THE FERRITE?

2) YOU LOOK AT THE DRAWING.
http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/6021/ferriteantenna.png

WM6
05-05-2012, 01:54 AM
Solution you proposed on drawing will give you very weak antenna.


Better solution is to wind multilayer coil (about 5 layers) on ferrite rod

or

to use tank capacitor bigger than 4.7nF. In this case you can use capacitor of 27nF and wind one layer on your 20cm ferrite rod with inductance of about 28.8mH.

or

instead of 4.7nF you can use C of 33nF and coil of 23,7mH.

fmnotes
05-05-2012, 11:49 AM
Solution you proposed on drawing will give you very weak antenna.


Better solution is to wind multilayer coil (about 5 layers) on ferrite rod

or

to use tank capacitor bigger than 4.7nF. In this case you can use capacitor of 27nF and wind one layer on your 20cm ferrite rod with inductance of about 28.8mH.

or

instead of 4.7nF you can use C of 33nF and coil of 23,7mH.



AND IN THE THREE CASES, WE WILL HAVE THE SAME RESULT?

FIRST (Better solution is to wind multilayer coil (about 5 layers) on ferrite rod)

THEY IS BETTER?

WM6
05-05-2012, 11:04 PM
If all of those are proper build, then you can expect better results with bigger inductance in tank circuit.

So, yes, multilayer coil can do his job better in this case.

fmnotes
05-05-2012, 11:21 PM
If all of those are proper build, then you can expect better results with bigger inductance in tank circuit.

So, yes, multilayer coil can do his job better in this case.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH MY FRIEND.