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Most people have overlooked an important point and are busy with how to make it, but they don’t want to make it useful or not. This is the point. What metal it can explore, how far it can explore, and how deep it can be, all of which require data to speak. ,
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where are you, morgan?to answer?
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#2554
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Your ignorance cannot mean non-existence
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hi franco
thank you so much for sharing this circuit i made several time your lrl that is work perfect best regard zakari |
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hi
i used china digital fm transmitter module and injecte weak signal from transmitter to base of tr2 ,i have removed xtal and tr1 i have nulled transmitter and reciever antenna's that is working good now i can change the transmitter frequence and tune in my area for best operation best regard zakari |
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you are right i have made some handmade fm transmitter circuit but saturates the sensor intrance signal and unstable the transmitter frequency i use below pll fm t module adjusted distance transmitter and receiver circuit to avoid the saturation signal i transfer pp key of module on the box to adjust the frequency of transmitter best regard zakari |
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i use one 10pf cap an one 5k pot in input transmitter signal to base of tr2 to adjust mixing rate of two signals an adjust sensor out put voltage i believe the most important problem of this device is self oscillation . in my country the circuit self oscillation is variable during the day and night for example if one body adjust the out put voltage zero at 21 oclock the device work good that this time and no working perfect at another time there fore i put the one 5k double volume instead of r10 an r12 to adjust the self oscillation. last year i have explained in this forum dose any body has the information about the gold filter in below schematic?? best regard zakari |
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Fine thanks.
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hi everyone i found this while browsing a forum site i tried it but i don't have a test area .. its sensitivity is nice.
https://ibb.co/GHWYtcF |
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I successfully detected a copper coin with a diameter of 2 cm, buried for 6 years, at a distance of 4 meters, and a depth of 30 cm, but the output of lm358 is unstable. As time increases, the machine always automatically alarms to prove the sensor The output voltage is rising automatically, so I have to adjust the critical point of 358 frequently.
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help !!!
hello,
can you give information about the coil value? best regards... |
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This is not my lrl, you better open a new thread so as not to get confused.
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hii
Can you share a gold lrl project that you are 100% sure of.
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#2572
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I don't know of lrls that only work for gold.
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I am working on the 100 Mhz version and I do not use a module but a transistor oscillator with frequency command with varicap diode, I do not use a coil printed on the pcb, but a flat coil placed horizontally, while on the sensor stage an equal coil but placed vertically , with the aim of minimizing the transmission of the signal from the oscillator to the sensor stage. In this way, a good result is obtained by keeping the oscillator about 7 cm from the sensor stage. As soon as I have finished drawing the scheme I will post it.
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At least you need to know the inductance value of L1 to roughly determine the resonance frequency with c10. This requires a high-precision inductance meter.
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There is a simpler system, just build the two coils, oscillator and sensor stage, the same and check the output of the sensor stage (DC voltage). When the maximum value is obtained, it means that L1 / C10 is in resonance with the oscillator.
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