Thats a good point. My probes are 25 cm. I like your stopping stemps on the bottom (between your probes). Managed today the data download (snuffler). After some corrections it work really great;-). Cant wait to test it outside. How about to do the save process more comfortable and build the buttons so, that one press on the save button increments the columns automaticly by one column. So stick in your probes, save, and go further;-). Some expensive units are saving full automaticly by activating the save process when a certain value is reached. But I think for Epe its better to give the unit some time to measure accurately;-). Another thing is......is there a advantage to operate the epe with 12V. I think the results are the same, because of the voltage regulator. Or are Im wrong with that........?
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Seen now that youve posted some more posts above. So I want to thank you first for the great images and advices. The advice with the washers is very important.......I will modify this as very next step;-). Yes the probes have to be conical and sharp......on the last posted image the construction was not finished;-). Ive did a lot surveys in the past at my work....but mostly with gradiometer and gpr. Ive never used resistivity. But Ive also have seen some great results from a colleage that uses a Geoscan resistivity meter sometimes. Cant wait to test my new unit outside!!! Have some well known buildings that ive surveyed in the past for testing. I know how much time such a measuring project takes.....not every human likes such a monotonous work;-) If you want we can communicate some details and change some experiences and results. For this please send me a PM with your Email;-)
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thanks for answering Ivonic.i am using 12 volt battery when i put a regulator to drop it to 9 volts it seems to work better .iam working on to find out i ll let you know when i lli solve the problem.Originally posted by ivconic View PostLooks like opamp is saturated for some reason.
Check the ground at opamp.
It is not that easy to solve the problem online.
You may start by checking all over again here:
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