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Dear forum friends,
I am not saying anything about this TL 12000, a person who bought the device [yellow picture posted in this forum] that I upgraded at my strong request sent a video today. Because they don't want to show their faces, the sensitivity of the device is reduced and the video is taken.The instrument clearly distinguishes the large steel knife, iron knife, brass and is only sensitive to the small gold ring. This is at the minimum sensitivity of the device.Even if an old circuit diagram is properly modified, superior results can be obtained. Its discrimination ability exceeds that of modern barrakuda and felezjoo. This is the last thing I have to say.
many regards
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Hi Asanka Sanjeewa
I had the fun of comparing the TL12000 and PI Polones circuits in detail and came to the conclusion that they both have the same origin, namely the Sandbanks PI from 1979. Is it possible that your TL12000 audio modification was taken from the PI Polones circuit? Because that part of the circuit is 100% identical to the original PI Polones circuit.
Both are old circuit designs but still easy to replicate for beginners and show quite good results in treasure hunting. But they are not really made for the gold fields in Australia or the USA.
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Originally posted by GeoMax View PostHi Asanka Sanjeewa
I had the fun of comparing the TL12000 and PI Polones circuits in detail and came to the conclusion that they both have the same origin, namely the Sandbanks PI from 1979. Is it possible that your TL12000 audio modification was taken from the PI Polones circuit? Because that part of the circuit is 100% identical to the original PI Polones circuit.
Both are old circuit designs but still easy to replicate for beginners and show quite good results in treasure hunting. But they are not really made for the gold fields in Australia or the USA.
You are 100% right. I said that there is supply weakness in the voltage regulator oscillator. And you yourself admitted that sandbank, polones, TL 12000 are very similar. So I did this POLONES vco replacement.
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my Dear Emersonpaz and haylaz0036
The people who sent that video told me not to post it on social media. This is their help to my strong request. So if you send a gmail address of a member here, I can give it to you personally.It is not a problem for a foreign member to get it and upload it to youtube and put the youtube link in the forum. Please give me an address where I can upload the video.
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Originally posted by Detectorist#1 View PostHi Asanka,
Where in the schematics is "voltage regulator oscillator"?
probably Asanka means the 555 timer circuit that feeds the LM7809 voltage regulator circuit part. There is a nonsense connection from the TX oscillator to pin 4 of this 555 timer. This connection is not present in the original Sandbanks PI or PI Polones. See the red arrow below. Pin 4 should be connected to pin 8 of the 555 timer IC, just as it is shown in the original Sandbanks PI and PI Polones schematic.
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Originally posted by Detectorist#1 View PostHi GeoMax,
Yes, you are right, the MD PI Polones and TL12000 have the same structure and the results have to be similar. The true is that both are "old fashion" projects with very limited possibilities.
Please don't mock them as old fashioned.They were popular for so long because of the good traits.So aren't xr 71,delta pulse,Dbp 2010,anchor barracuda old fashioned? Every device has its own good and bad characteristics.Don't forget that Delta pulse, Geotech Barracuda were born based on those old fashions.There are many more examples.This is common factor to TL12000.I don't jump to conclusions just by reading circuit diagrams. So far, DELTA PULSE, DBP 2010, SURF PI, POLONESE, CHANCE, FELEZJOO, CLONE-W, PIM 2, ADMIRAL, TGSL EDU, TWO etc. have been tested in many circuits.
I say that there are some improvement features and good qualities in the tl 12000 circuit too, based on the practical experience gained, not just by looking at a circuit and making a conclusion.
These are some of the devices that I have made at home and tried in practice.
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