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  • Pulse Induction Metal Detector Coil.

    For those interested in DIY will show you how to make a coil pulse . Lightweight, rugged, durable and practical.
    would not tell you about spirals and inductance but a different method of construction with new materials.
    after wrap the coil and make and shield-for those who want to shield-cut a piece of wood, thin as the thickness of the coil. in mine construction used plywood 9mm. dimensions of 10 cm x 20. On the one hand cut the shape of the perimeter of the coil. It will be like half moon . wood you will need to secure the coil in spades. This wood is put through the coil and secures it with a makeshift PAPER TAPE.
    with one or with two notches in the middle of the wood, place two vertical timber which will become the mainstay of the coil in which the arm screwed
    Which brings us to the exotic materials .to wrap the coil utilizes a synthetic strip.It is called '' casting tape''-so said or plaster and'' yellow'' or synthetic plaster


    It's a film that I find in stores with medical store -not in pharmacies, unless you make your order and bring-and used by orthopedic splinting in leg or arm instead classic plaster.

    bagging is airtight packed and dry out after a few minutes by touching the air . I found the 3M but there are others on the market.
    COST = 8 EURO bagging if I remember correctly.

    . Dimensions are 5 and 10 cm X 3.6 meters. enough for one reel. wraps it around the log, along with pieces of wood to catch three successive pleated at least.when he finished soaking with water,with a sponge and wait a few minutes. when dry gives a casing around the coil is lightweight, very strong and rigid and can be sanded and dyes ... or stay as it was. I at the end of the passage and with a little Epoxy Resins in the places wood finishes for durability. the light is pinion 40 cm but I have made ​​to 60. I hope the photo to help to understand what I say.
    , for those who tried NEEDED gloves when handling the film.
    for more info in my blog

    http://palmosdetect.blogspot.gr/2013/08/blog-post.html

    IS IN GREEK LANGUAGE. PLEASE USE A TRANSLATOR

  • #2
    Thanks for sharing your coil build with us. Would you post a picture of the finished coil please?

    Regards, Jim.

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    • #3
      This appears to be the finished coils

      http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-jKZNg9aaC1...+coil_0125.JPG

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      • #4
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        • #5
          Ι think they are from more lightweight coils that have been made

          If someone tried to build tell us his impressions.

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          coil 27 cm with cable 200 gr

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          coil 27 cm without cable 137 gr

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          coil 63 cm without cable 533gr

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          coil 63 cm ,55 cm and 27 cm.

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          • #6
            Hi Rider thanks for showing us your coil making idea, this is a very good idea, I have been looking at your blog, very good information there.

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            • #7
              Hello Rider
              Thanks for your post! good ideas. But I think it's better to use plastic - not wood. Also a cable kink protection.
              regards
              Dirk

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              • #8
                nice idea Dirk . but should I used screws to secure.I think it is simpler in the way that made ​​it

                regards
                rider-vasilis

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                • #9
                  Hello Vasilis
                  Have I understood correctly? You use screws to attach the brackets?
                  regards
                  Dirk

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                  • #10
                    Yes, I use screw, but only one. not three., also, it is easier for me to work with wood and not plastic. If anyone tried you can use any way they think best.

                    regards
                    vasilis

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