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    How much frequency shift should there be to help reject interference on a pulse detector using the 555 timer as the oscillator...for say searching on a beach !!! will say a 1k or 2k potentiometer give enough frequency shift ???

  • #2
    About what machine are you talking?

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    • #3
      ive now edited my question.

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      • #4
        your choice for bara & surf

        2*50 100Hz
        4*50 200Hz best pitch for hearing
        6*50 300Hz
        8*50 400Hz
        10*50 500
        12*50 600 optimal, but bad pitch ie hight. range of bara and surf frequency.
        14*50 no sence, too hight pitch

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        • #5
          i want to add an external frequency control to my detector to tune out interference...if say my tx frequency is 3 khz then how much shift would i need like what value potentiometer would i require like 1k...2k..5k so i can frequency shift either side of the 3 khz tx frequency.

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          • #6
            seems you do not know what is interferency. what range of shift you want get?
            0.1hz? 1hz? 10hz? 100hz? 1000hz?

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            • #7
              when im on the beach i get interference from amusement arcades and other detectors if close to me so i want to try and minimise the interference with a control but not sure how much of shift either side of 3 khz that is required...maybe + or - ...250 hz either side of 3 khz ????

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              • #8
                I have been using a PI designed by Cyril B. Smith named the Manta (similar to Svens Mirage) where he implemented a dual gain front end for faster sampling and a frequency control of 1800 Hz with a 10% adjustment range. I find it to be highly effective at eliminating EMI. Even inside the house I can eliminate almost all noise with careful adjusting. I thought about adding this feature to some of my other PI projects as well.
                Don.

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                • #9
                  In general, a shift of +/- 100 Hz is more than enough. When that doesn't do it, the interference is usually broadband and frequency shifting is no help.

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                  • #10
                    ok thanks to you guys for your help much appriciated

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by dfbowers View Post
                      I have been using a PI designed by Cyril B. Smith named the Manta (similar to Svens Mirage) where he implemented a dual gain front end for faster sampling and a frequency control of 1800 Hz with a 10% adjustment range. I find it to be highly effective at eliminating EMI. Even inside the house I can eliminate almost all noise with careful adjusting. I thought about adding this feature to some of my other PI projects as well.
                      Don.
                      Hi Don,
                      Is this a detector that is available?

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