Hi All!
Firstly would like to say: Nice forum guys keep up the great work!
OK so now standard newbie question coming right up -> I hope to build a couple of custom DD coils for my Explorer SE and have a few questions...
From what I've read in the tutorial here: http://www.23hq.com/metaldetectorsse.../story/1674201 there is a necessity to balance both resistance (using different guage wire) and inductance to what is found in a "stock" coil. Just wishing to basically "back up" this info with some others who have created DD coils for there explorer/e-trac/safari etc or other projects.
Does the machine expect a certain impedance (resistance)? because to my way of thinking a coil which achieves equal inductance but lower ac or dc resistance should be better (assuming equal or less capacitance).
I would like to give a basketweave or spiderweave DD coil (high Q Rx + Tx) a go with this machine to see what depth and sensitivity to small objects... has anyone else tried this with a DD even in IB or PI? Any improvement in results
Cheers, rickodetrader
Firstly would like to say: Nice forum guys keep up the great work!
OK so now standard newbie question coming right up -> I hope to build a couple of custom DD coils for my Explorer SE and have a few questions...
From what I've read in the tutorial here: http://www.23hq.com/metaldetectorsse.../story/1674201 there is a necessity to balance both resistance (using different guage wire) and inductance to what is found in a "stock" coil. Just wishing to basically "back up" this info with some others who have created DD coils for there explorer/e-trac/safari etc or other projects.
Does the machine expect a certain impedance (resistance)? because to my way of thinking a coil which achieves equal inductance but lower ac or dc resistance should be better (assuming equal or less capacitance).
I would like to give a basketweave or spiderweave DD coil (high Q Rx + Tx) a go with this machine to see what depth and sensitivity to small objects... has anyone else tried this with a DD even in IB or PI? Any improvement in results

Cheers, rickodetrader

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