Hello ones again all, yet a new problem, All of a sudden a new Boo boo on my minipulse, when I swing the coil over a coin or any metal object for that matter, the close to the coil it is the lower the Audio gets , almost like the audio just drops out and the speaker seams to grunt like as if the current was going the wrong way, Any clues?? . Also I have an other question while im at it, I seen a video of the stages of setting up the minipluse, the man seems to use TP10 as the ground for the oscilloscope probs, When I try to use the Tp10 the detector shuts down as if I was causing a short.
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Originally posted by homefire View PostI was going to go with a Battery issue.
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Originally posted by Tibuck19 View PostIts out of its case on the bench hooked to a bench power supply , Defiantly wouldn't of been that, but one never knows hahaha You built a MMP to right homefire? whats your depth on on it ? With a 10 inch mono loop coil made with 22 gauge @ 360 uH that I know its good, and a 10inch coil made with 25 gauge @ 422uH I cant get more then 7 inches on all Usa and Canadian coins and its scratchy at best, Does that seem right to you ? even my SurfPi gets more depth then that.
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Originally posted by Tibuck19;232974[B]I would still like to know about the Probe ground thing though. [/B]Originally posted by Tibuck19 View PostIts out of its case on the bench hooked to a bench power supply.
If your scope and the bench power supply both have their common line connected to mains Earth, then they're shorted together. Since the MPP uses battery positive as 0V, you are shorting the supply lines via earth.
I've just checked continuity from my scope's ground to earth, and there's a connection (as expected), but my my bench power supply has outputs that are isolated from earth. Therefore I am able to use my scope on the MPP with a bench supply.
So, either connect your MPP to a battery pack, or buy a better bench supply, and the problem should go away.
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Originally posted by Qiaozhi View PostThat's the problem ... "hooked to a bench power supply".
If your scope and the bench power supply both have their common line connected to mains Earth, then they're shorted together. Since the MPP uses battery positive as 0V, you are shorting the supply lines via earth.
I've just checked continuity from my scope's ground to earth, and there's a connection (as expected), but my my bench power supply has outputs that are isolated from earth. Therefore I am able to use my scope on the MPP with a bench supply.
So, either connect your MPP to a battery pack, or buy a better bench supply, and the problem should go away.
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Originally posted by homefire View PostNot built it as of this time . Have two PCB and all parts set up to go. I would try a basket coil on that thing. This is a 5" I'm playing with for the Barracuda. Pretty much same requirements.
5 inch form
24 SWG copper
Unknown Turns
410uH
1.4 Ohms
[ATTACH]39970[/ATTACH][ATTACH]39971[/ATTACH]
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Originally posted by homefire View PostI do not have a Printer but may have access to one. Yes, Please post what yours looks like.
It was easier to make a drop box link for the photos, Let me know if you can see them please. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5thzm8mxu...2mue-41Ta?dl=0Attached Files
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Originally posted by homefire View PostCool Stuff. Bounty Hunter Look a LIKE. Good deal on the 18650 battery tray. What was the cost on printing those ?
To answer Cost : Its all printed out of ABS , At 25$CAD average price I pay my rolls, in total it cost 12$CAD I doubt I would be able to find something pre made that would fit nicely at that price.
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Originally posted by homefire View PostNo insults intended it just happens to look like a bounty hunter housing. Yours is Quite Nice. The Bounty Hunter housings are more then a tad oversize. [ATTACH]39981[/ATTACH]
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