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  • Originally posted by phred01 View Post
    Getting all the bits together On page 40 of the book there is a pix of the display with buttons a housing on a goose neck were can buy this or is there a STL file to print it up?
    The display housing was from a White's MXT, but there is a 3D printed panel below the display to hold the buttons.
    I've attached the FreeCAD design file, the STL file, plus the gcode and gco files for the switch panel.
    However, I suspect you're really asking for the STL file for the complete housing. That (of course) does not exist, as it's a housing from White's.


    Switch_Panel.zip

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    • Hi all, as mentioned in a previous post here's an updated software for the Voodoo should anyone be curious. Details are in the previous post. I've included some scope screenshot showing pulse and hybrid modes.

      Yellow trace is Tx pulse at the junction of the anode of the diode and 470 ohm dummy load resistor.

      Cyan trace is the main sample pulse at TP10.

      Magenta is the EFE sample pulse at TP6.

      Blue is the Disc sample pulse at TP11.

      I've also included a thermal image of the board with dummy load. No surprises that the 75L09 regulator is getting pretty hot with almost 100mA total current draw from my PSU.

      You can see the alternate disc pulses appearing in hybrid mode from the scope pics.
      Attached Files

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      • Looks good.

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        • Thanks George, I'm really pleased with the resultant super stable pulse trains and faster loop time in the software. Hopefully someone with a working detector can give some feedback on the performance vs 2.02. Sampling should be super smooth too.

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          • Originally posted by Gunghouk View Post
            Hi all, as mentioned in a previous post here's an updated software for the Voodoo should anyone be curious. Details are in the previous post. I've included some scope screenshot showing pulse and hybrid modes.

            Yellow trace is Tx pulse at the junction of the anode of the diode and 470 ohm dummy load resistor.

            Cyan trace is the main sample pulse at TP10.

            Magenta is the EFE sample pulse at TP6.

            Blue is the Disc sample pulse at TP11.

            I've also included a thermal image of the board with dummy load. No surprises that the 75L09 regulator is getting pretty hot with almost 100mA total current draw from my PSU.

            You can see the alternate disc pulses appearing in hybrid mode from the scope pics.
            Since I am just starting out haven't organized a compiler yet any change for a copy of the hex file please

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            • Originally posted by phred01 View Post

              Since I am just starting out haven't organized a compiler yet any change for a copy of the hex file please
              I think the hex file in the Voodoo.XC3.00.X.zip under dist/default/production.

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              • Found some reject metal boxes that require the board to be a little wider and slightly shorter has anyone got a pcb file from there gerber? Secondly to drive the lcd via 16 pin ribbon is a nightmare It would be more logical to use IIC/I2C/TWI/SPI​ as in the Arduino Has anyone done software update to do this?

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                • Hi Phred01,

                  to make a PCB wider is no problem... You can make it maybe 1 meter wider without problems. But to make it smaller it might be a problem. Maybe to make it 2..3 mm smaller it is possible. But not really much more. To get the PCB size you want you need probably completly redesign the whole PCB new.

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                  • Originally posted by phred01 View Post
                    Found some reject metal boxes that require the board to be a little wider and slightly shorter has anyone got a pcb file from there gerber? Secondly to drive the lcd via 16 pin ribbon is a nightmare It would be more logical to use IIC/I2C/TWI/SPI​ as in the Arduino Has anyone done software update to do this?
                    It would be less hassle to purchase an enclosure of the correct size.
                    Driving the LCD with a parallel interface provides the fastest connection. Using one of the serial interfaces may be too slow, and would also require a different LCD.

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                    • Hello
                      I want to build a voodo metall detector, but I can´t find the gerber file. Where is it? please help me.
                      thanks for answers

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                      • Originally posted by Levin View Post
                        Hello
                        I want to build a voodo metall detector, but I can´t find the gerber file. Where is it? please help me.
                        thanks for answers
                        The Gerber files are here -> The Voodoo Project - Published October 2020

                        It's located under this link -> https://www.geotech1.com/forums/foru...and-literature

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                        • oh thank you so much

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                          • Hello I have two questions about building a voodo detector
                            FQT7N10 mosfets (Q11, Q13) arent availible good, with which popular mosfet i can replace it ? whats the name from the 5 pin connector that is used in voodo and commercial coils
                            thanks for answers
                            LG Levin

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                            • Originally posted by Levin View Post
                              Hello I have two questions about building a voodo detector
                              FQT7N10 mosfets (Q11, Q13) arent availible good, with which popular mosfet i can replace it ? whats the name from the 5 pin connector that is used in voodo and commercial coils
                              thanks for answers
                              LG Levin
                              The two MOSFETs are there to prevent damage from connecting the battery pack the wrong round. If you're careful with the battery connections you can simply short out this section in the design by connecting the drain of Q13 to the drain of Q11.

                              The 5-pin connector is a 16mm aviation connector. Here's an example on Amazon -> https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aiqeer-Avia...ps%2C66&sr=8-3

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                              • thank you

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