Possibly those coils will still work.
Use the method in the TGSL 101.pdf document that uses the TX oscillator to check the coils.
The TX coil should oscillate at about 14.5kHz and the RX coil connected to the same oscillator should run at about 13.9kHz.
The ABSOLUTE Frequency is NOT as important as the difference.
The Finial TEST is when you have both RX & RX coils connected to the TGSL circuit and with your O'scope compare the TX signal with the RX Pre-amp signal and NULL the coils (as shown in the TGSL 101 doc). What is required is the correct Phase shift of about 20 degrees.
If you get this then the TGSL will work.
Use the method in the TGSL 101.pdf document that uses the TX oscillator to check the coils.
The TX coil should oscillate at about 14.5kHz and the RX coil connected to the same oscillator should run at about 13.9kHz.
The ABSOLUTE Frequency is NOT as important as the difference.
The Finial TEST is when you have both RX & RX coils connected to the TGSL circuit and with your O'scope compare the TX signal with the RX Pre-amp signal and NULL the coils (as shown in the TGSL 101 doc). What is required is the correct Phase shift of about 20 degrees.
If you get this then the TGSL will work.
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