Modification for Radio shack 3006

[KARIM]

Bonjour les amis.
J'ai un d?tecteur radio Shack 3006, et j'aimerais savoir si je peux faire des changements pour gagner plus de profondeur.
S'il y a quelqu'un dans ce forum qui peut m'aider, ce sera un plaisir.

[Qiaozhi]

Bonjour les amis.
J'ai un d?tecteur radio Shack 3006, et j'aimerais savoir si je peux faire des changements pour gagner plus de profondeur.
S'il y a quelqu'un dans ce forum qui peut m'aider, ce sera un plaisir.

Please read the forum rules -> Basic Rules of the Forums
and make your posts in English.

[Tibuck19]

Bonjour a toi bienvenue, les reglements de ce forum sont de poser une question ou de repondre avec une seul langue universelle qui pour Geotech, est l'anglais.

[Tibuck19]

Bonjour les amis.
J'ai un d?tecteur radio Shack 3006, et j'aimerais savoir si je peux faire des changements pour gagner plus de profondeur.
S'il y a quelqu'un dans ce forum qui peut m'aider, ce sera un plaisir.

i don't really think its worth any amount of time and or effort to try to make it any better lol But hell, taking out the circuit and replacing it with a board that does work well lol and putting inside that detector and heading over to a local detector club and seeing the dumbfounded look on their faces when you pull something out of the ground ten inch down would make the efforts well worth it hahaha

[Tibuck19]

Please read the forum rules -> Basic Rules of the Forums
and make your posts in English.

sorry, didn't mean to play police, i was just looking at the new post and thought if help them .

[Qiaozhi]

sorry, didn't mean to play police, i was just looking at the new post and thought if help them .

No problem.
I could actually read the message without a translator, but that's neither here nor there.

[KARIM]

Merci beaucoup mach to the friends for his replies,for the languge i use google translate and i rwite the message in English i don't know where the problem is,and for this detector it works very well only i try to increase its performance.
Sincerly i did not expecte his answers anyway think you for your help.

[kt315]

i remember... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnBd...layer_embedded

[kt315]

put your first pics... do not wait i do it.

[KARIM]

Good day mister K315
Thinks pour la video
Iam not an expert in electronics but i answer if by modifying the inductance of the coil and maybe modifying the integrated circuit there may be an inprovement you think.

[kt315]

good night
i see you want to get full-fledged answer and did first step to it.
i offer you to learn my opus before to do the pics.
https://www.geotech1.com/forums/show...here-share-out

[KARIM]

Hello friends.
According to what i see nobody is interested in this subject,i will commit myself to make another circuit then i will address myself to the diagram in this forum to build a more efficient detector,thinks anyway.

[kt315]

some people just want 'to take up'. they do not want 'to share off'. we recall that as EGO.

[KARIM]

Hello kt315.
I am not the type who wants to take and give nothing on the contrary my friend i want to share.
The file 4003 is protected by a password what is the word.
Email [email protected]

[MDfanatic]

A better option would be to build a new PCB and use the shell for a DIY metal detector rather than trying to increase top speed by installing bigger wheels on a car with 65hp engine
If you can use a millimeter gauge you can do wonders, the case is big enough to house a Delta Pulse with through-hole components and 4 x 18650 batteries.

It's up to you but I believe you would be better off with a Delta Pulse PCB in that box rather than trying any modifications.

If you have a friend or if you can find a store that can 3D print for you then you can print a bigger coil and do wonders.
There are numerous designs on the Internet and the guys here at the forum have released some nice 3D goodies for coil housings etc.

If you take the measurmenets of the PCB I can design for you a board for your specific dimensions and pot holes etc but when I have the time, if you think you can make the modifications yourself. You'll only need basic soldering skills, nothing "extreme" to worry about.