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    Whether someone has opened fgm- 3 ,ie whether one can say of which is its internal structure or is there an electricity scheme for fgm-3 .Thank you!

  • #2
    Originally posted by Orbit View Post
    Whether someone has opened fgm- 3 ,ie whether one can say of which is its internal structure or is there an electricity scheme for fgm-3 .Thank you!

    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...highlight=fgm3

    Some info....

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    • #3
      Thank you very much!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ApBerg View Post
        Hi Aq.
        Do you know if coils are air coils or have ferrite core??

        Regards

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Geo View Post
          Hi Aq.
          Do you know if coils are air coils or have ferrite core??

          Regards
          Hello GEo,


          Ha... just last week I made a test with ferrite rods... it does not work ! Used 20 cm feritte rods, this gave a very very low sensetive
          What works.. the metal you can find in transformators, is some Mu metal (not so good).
          Best is some vitrovac metal. You can find this metal in protection strips used in shops and books. I have found some good Vitrovac Mu metal in a toroid .It is not so easy to recover it from the toroid, the metal is very hard so it breaks fast. After heating it (red glow) it is better to handle. http://www.vacuumschmelze.com/index.php?id=292
          I made a 15 cm coil that gave a good freq. change when moving a 1l. paint can at some 3 meters..! But the problem is that the coil is also very North South sensitive...

          I made this FGM copy's just to see how it works.. If you want to make a magnetometer ..think it is easyer and cheaper to bay them from Speake and Co. http://www.speakesensors.com/

          Best regards.

          Ap
          Attached Files

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          • #6
            Excellent experiment! Ap Berg thank you ! Do you tell me how you thread wires rolled up and is thickness of the wire which you in this fast-core?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ApBerg View Post
              Hello GEo,


              Ha... just last week I made a test with ferrite rods... it does not work ! Used 20 cm feritte rods, this gave a very very low sensetive
              What works.. the metal you can find in transformators, is some Mu metal (not so good).
              Best is some vitrovac metal. You can find this metal in protection strips used in shops and books. I have found some good Vitrovac Mu metal in a toroid .It is not so easy to recover it from the toroid, the metal is very hard so it breaks fast. After heating it (red glow) it is better to handle. http://www.vacuumschmelze.com/index.php?id=292
              I made a 15 cm coil that gave a good freq. change when moving a 1l. paint can at some 3 meters..! But the problem is that the coil is also very North South sensitive...

              I made this FGM copy's just to see how it works.. If you want to make a magnetometer ..think it is easyer and cheaper to bay them from Speake and Co. http://www.speakesensors.com/

              Best regards.

              Ap

              Hi Ap.
              Thanks for info.
              I have 2 magnetometers and some sensors, but i ask only from technological interesting....

              Regards

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              • #8
                Originally posted by ApBerg View Post
                Hello GEo,


                Ha... just last week I made a test with ferrite rods... it does not work ! Used 20 cm feritte rods, this gave a very very low sensetive
                What works.. the metal you can find in transformators, is some Mu metal (not so good).
                Best is some vitrovac metal. You can find this metal in protection strips used in shops and books. I have found some good Vitrovac Mu metal in a toroid .It is not so easy to recover it from the toroid, the metal is very hard so it breaks fast. After heating it (red glow) it is better to handle. http://www.vacuumschmelze.com/index.php?id=292
                I made a 15 cm coil that gave a good freq. change when moving a 1l. paint can at some 3 meters..! But the problem is that the coil is also very North South sensitive...

                I made this FGM copy's just to see how it works.. If you want to make a magnetometer ..think it is easyer and cheaper to bay them from Speake and Co. http://www.speakesensors.com/

                Best regards.

                Ap
                Btw... who is the inductance of every coil???

                Regards

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                • #9
                  Hello Geo & Orbit,

                  The experiment with the ferrite coils I made last week, the tests with the vitrovac I made some 4-5 years ago ( how time flies..) If I remember well I used some 0.10 and 0.14 mm isolated copperwire, 2 coilwindings ,some 150 - 200 windings, bifilar wound Never made inductance measurements.. so do not now. Look at the schematic for the start/finish from the coils. The coils I wound on a papertube that I had fixed with some waterbased glue on a metal strip, after winding easy to remove.. look at the photo's. The vitrovac strip can then placed in the paper tube.
                  The most difficult was to make 2 the same..
                  If you look at Internet ...sears for the Armstrong oscillator, as Ivica told me this is the oscillator used ..

                  Best regards.

                  Ap

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                  • #10
                    1l. paint can at some 3 meters..! I mean .. It's just fine? percent and I think I fgm3 ,but the paint box of 1l I have the impression that the better! Maybe I mistaken? thank you for quite precise answers. Greeting !

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                    • #11
                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dP84i...eature=related _ oscillator with 555 !

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by ApBerg View Post
                        Hello Geo & Orbit,

                        The experiment with the ferrite coils I made last week, the tests with the vitrovac I made some 4-5 years ago ( how time flies..) If I remember well I used some 0.10 and 0.14 mm isolated copperwire, 2 coilwindings ,some 150 - 200 windings, bifilar wound Never made inductance measurements.. so do not now. Look at the schematic for the start/finish from the coils. The coils I wound on a papertube that I had fixed with some waterbased glue on a metal strip, after winding easy to remove.. look at the photo's. The vitrovac strip can then placed in the paper tube.
                        The most difficult was to make 2 the same..
                        If you look at Internet ...sears for the Armstrong oscillator, as Ivica told me this is the oscillator used ..

                        Best regards.

                        Ap
                        Thanks Ap

                        Regards

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                        • #13
                          Hi Geo!
                          Coil 1000 turns around, 5mH, frequency 35-110kHz. The core of metglas bar.
                          Not the same FGM3, I took various oscilators.
                          The frequency varies, depending on the type of oscillator and a core. Heavily dependent on the type of material, size, volume, core temperature. Very much depends on the position in space.
                          A lot of patience and you can do this!
                          Best regards Chris

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                          • #14
                            fgm3 original sensor resin removed - and vitrovac !!
                            Attached Files

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                            • #15
                              L1 and L2 inductance 763mh!

                              Happy new year !!!!

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