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  • #16
    Originally posted by mohandes View Post
    ok , but i have Que to you:
    can i use the TGSL coil(that you say in here)for Idx pro VDI ?????????????????
    many thanks
    TGSL coil And IDX coil Is Not Same You Will make Your TGSL coil Kong if U ar use to IDX

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    • #17
      Originally posted by paku View Post
      TGSL coil And IDX coil Is Not Same You Will make Your TGSL coil Kong if U ar use to IDX
      say me more please or put links( ah my language is bad)

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      • #18
        IDX coil is 6. something khz TGS Is 13. 14. 10. something khz

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        • #19
          i get 6.58kh

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          • #20
            hi
            i want know , have differeny between 0.7mm and 0.5mm wire,for example i make 500mkh by them (0.7 and 0.5 wire ) , any one know?
            regards

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            • #21
              the difference is sensitive of signal to object

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              • #22
                One would have lower DC resistance and thus higher "Q"

                "Q" is reactance over DC resistance. A coil with the same inductance has the same reactance at a given frequency
                so changing the resistance changes the "Q". Now generally a higher "Q" is desirable but in metal detecting we
                want a lower "Q" for specific reasons. One is the transmitter will be less affected by loading to the ground. Another
                is the receiver will be less "touchy".

                Most MD manufactures use a smaller gauge wire for the receiver than the transmitter so the receiver is less touchy
                and the transmitter uses less current...

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Silver Dollar View Post
                  One would have lower DC resistance and thus higher "Q"

                  "Q" is reactance over DC resistance. A coil with the same inductance has the same reactance at a given frequency
                  so changing the resistance changes the "Q". Now generally a higher "Q" is desirable but in metal detecting we
                  want a lower "Q" for specific reasons. One is the transmitter will be less affected by loading to the ground. Another
                  is the receiver will be less "touchy".

                  Most MD manufactures use a smaller gauge wire for the receiver than the transmitter so the receiver is less touchy
                  and the transmitter uses less current...
                  best wishes
                  thanks man

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