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  • #16
    yes thats good on a surf

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    • #17
      now if i could just change the annoying whine of the surf to a nice geiger tick i would be sorted.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Waikiki_Sweep View Post
        You can use coil calculator to predict your inductance like for single wire.
        Real inductance may be a little different depending how coil tight.
        But difference 10-20% in inductance may be tolerated.
        I have heard that Surf PI works from 230 mH to even 400 mH.
        So i get part of my question answered. However i'm interested where i can burn the FET or damage the detector? Which are the critical values in terms of induction and resistance Minimum/Maximum values of both?

        Thanks.

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        • #19
          Mosfet is the only part of detector that could sustain damage if it sees too low of a resistance (short) or too high an inductance (high ring back voltage exceeding fets specs) from the coil.
          Should not be a problem unless below about .4 ohms or above 1.8mh (1.8 milli henry = 1800 uh).
          I have heard that Surf PI works from 230 mH to even 400 mH.
          230-400mH is a typo!!!!

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          • #20
            Well is this not a mistake? Dont he mean 230uH to 400uH??? Eg 0,23mH to 0,4mH???

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            • #21
              yes a typographic error indeed.

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