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  • #76
    hello Sally
    million times i gave same answer (((

    DP works with _long_FIRST DELAY. so from that following the issue -
    small coil gives NOT the same result like PI schematic with short FIRST DELAY - we know them like Hammerhead, MPP, Bara, Surf
    that working with 5...12us FIRST DELAY.

    so... you must build different detector now... because DP is deeper, main frame which is a ramka coil 1x1 m (METER).

    look typical standart metalhunting session to have a representation what is DELTA PULSE as the deeper.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATLehDsygGs

    дима спиридонов
    5 years ago
    на прошлой неделе таким глубинником подняли 17 бойцов 326 стр.гв. дв в Калужской обл.Зацепили за каски.
    Dima Spiridonov

    Last week, 17 fighters of the 326th division were raised up from by such deeper.
    in the Kaluga region. Hooked on helmets.

    pleasure

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    • #77
      Thanks for the reply Kit315. I am fully aware that this DP is for big coils but I just read from other sub forum here of delta Pulse
      and many enthusiast are building this machine. They are using small coil before upgrading to big search head. Just want only to
      compare with the output of detection of my DP using small coil but it doesn't mean that it is my purpose.

      I just check the time delay of T4 and the result is 8-32 micro seconds and T5 is 40-310 micro seconds. I am confused with the result
      because the chart time delay that was posted here as a guide is T4=90-170 micro seconds and T5=160-900 micro seconds. Please let me know your thoughts.

      Sally

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      • #78
        is T3 width changing from 100-120 to 450-500us turning pot DEPTH? in edges positions of the pot

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        • #79
          Sally,

          Can you post a picture of your oscilloscope shot of T1?

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          • #80
            Yes its changing by turning 20k depth. from 100-330 micro second. by changing C3 15nf-22nf it becomes 150-650 microseconds.

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            • #81
              For Surfdetector, here is the screenshot.Click image for larger version

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              • #82
                Originally posted by Sally View Post
                For Surfdetector, here is the screenshot.[ATTACH]57152[/ATTACH]
                This is the output of the preamp? It does not look correct.

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                • #83
                  Yes, output of LF357. No search coil connected.

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                  • #84
                    screen shot of DP T1 with search head connected. Click image for larger version

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                    • #85
                      again same question. what electric net standart frequency is in your country?

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                      • #86
                        Originally posted by kt315 View Post
                        again same question. what electric net standart frequency is in your country?
                        220v AC, 60hz frequency.

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                        • #87
                          Originally posted by Sally View Post
                          220v AC, 60hz frequency.
                          thx. looking as 'american standart' (postwar help of Big Brother). set sure 120Hz in point
                          T2 or T3.

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by Sally View Post
                            screen shot of DP T1 with search head connected. [ATTACH]57153[/ATTACH]

                            I cannot really see the wave form properly here. How did you choose the size of your damping resistor?

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by surfdetector View Post
                              I cannot really see the wave form properly here. How did you choose the size of your damping resistor?
                              I used 680 ohms 1 watt resistor.

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by kt315 View Post
                                thx. looking as 'american standart' (postwar help of Big Brother). set sure 120Hz in point
                                T2 or T3.
                                Yes I did adjusted 100k trimmer with T2. Time is 8.3 millisecond = 120hz.

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