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  • NE5432???? little common. Directly a ghost what that. NE5432 datasheet not.
    can all the same 5532? http://www.alldatasheet.com/datashee...ld/ne5532.html

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    • search your parts at
      tme.eu

      https://www.tme.eu/de/details/lm318n...ts/lm318nnopb/

      https://www.tme.eu/de/details/pic16f...ip-technology/

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      • Originally posted by F117 View Post
        The sensitivity potmeter can be 4K7 or 10K.

        5k possible too?

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        • https://youtu.be/Zco_imjE03g

          Hello Friends, Follow a new video, I am finishing my detctor but some test is possible. Now I will paint it! Teste with a 4g 18k gold ring, dinamic mode, static mode, tuning, led target, tuning, speaker sound, all above the grass.

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          • hi friends


            thank you very much

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            • 5k possible too?
              Yes!

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              • Hello Friends, Follow a new video, I am finishing my detctor but some test is possible. Now I will paint it! Teste with a 4g 18k gold ring, dinamic mode, static mode, tuning, led target, tuning, speaker sound, all above the grass.
                Once again, a nice video, Rodrigo
                Nice build. With drain pipes ?

                My first builds were also with drain pipes and 30 degree elbows.




                I then switched to aluminum crutches and a straight (Anderson type? ) shaft. They are less wobbly (? no idea if this word even exists...)



                Next film from Rodrigo: some finds from the field.
                Clearly, there is something under your lawn there... One way to find out: go dig it !

                Best regards,
                - Bernard
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                • Nice Pictures ! Very beautiful place ! Yes, this is a pvc water pipe. There is a union conector to attach the coil. Now I will paint it and try to dig something at the beach ! I am using a lead-acid battery (12 volts, 1.2A, 500g) but i will try 18650 batterys. I am wainting to arrive some BMS modules that a I bouthg. What do think is better, 3 x 18650 or 4 x 18650 regulated by a 7812?

                  Have a nice weekend!

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                  • Rodrigo,

                    The microcontroller checks the battery voltage continuously and will generate a low frequency intermittent tone when battery voltage gets too low.
                    This is what you hear - briefly - in your video - when you switch off the detector.
                    When you hear this tone in the field while searching: change the batteries or recharge them !

                    I use 3 x 18650 unregulated for Pickini V4.

                    This was one of the remarks with Pickini V1: I used a battery voltage of about 15V and a low drop 7812 regulator.
                    The batteries are extra weight.
                    So I switched to unregulated 10 -12V = 3x 18650. The software calibrates out the battery voltage differences.
                    These batteries ( salvaged from old laptops) have huge capacity: at least enough for a day of continuous searching is my personal experience.

                    The lead-acid battery may be (slightly?) heavier than 3x 18650 ?
                    I place the batteries in series inside the top part of the shaft tube.

                    BTW: the "beautiful place" is the Belgian beach at low tide.

                    Best regards,
                    - Bernard

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                    • Thanks , I will follow your tips and connect 3 x 18650 batteries . Another information I am using irf 630 and I think it perfom well to.

                      Follow a video that show , what is a Tatuíra (the name in my detector box)

                      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0v8i4ZfhPg

                      Merry Christimas !

                      Best Regards,
                      Rodrigo

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                      • Hello

                        Pickini and Felezjoo looks very similar.

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                        • Originally posted by samii View Post
                          Hello

                          Pickini and Felezjoo looks very similar.

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                          because it is a pi detector and it is drwed with sprint layout Software
                          but they are not similar

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                          • I would like to propose a stabilizer for saturation instead of a potentiometer. since when the voltage is applied to the battery, it is necessary to adjust the sensitivity with a potentiometer. and the stabilizer will give a constant voltage regardless of the battery's discharge, which in turn falls off in the application of the potentiometer. simplifies the design and improves it with a minimum of controls, can be placed without problems in absolutely any body of dust and waterproof maximally. how do you like this option?
                            http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...SC/LP2980.html



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                            • The sensitivity potmeter is connected between the stabilized 5V and GND - so it is already independent of battery voltage changes.

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                              • then do not see the point in the potentiometer at all. you can set a constant and choose an average depth for the stable operation of the metal detector and not to steam. I wanted it better, but it turned out as always.

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