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    Has anyone built the ETI 549 Induction Balance Metal Detector from Electronics Today Internationl,Feb 1977. Is it a good unit and can I make any improvemnets to it or the coil windings for deeper penetration? Your suggestions!

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    My gift
    If anybody still wants to build this....
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    • #3
      Originally posted by strujas View Post
      My gift
      If anybody still wants to build this....
      With it you can make a very good and simple 2Box detector!!!

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      • #4
        Tnx Geo, i am not interested. I just wanted to share this with all people here

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        • #5
          Originally posted by strujas View Post
          Tnx Geo, i am not interested. I just wanted to share this with all people here
          Hi strujas. I wrote it for the same reason

          Regards

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          • #6
            Originally posted by strujas View Post
            My gift
            If anybody still wants to build this....
            Hi man power. You have not noticed you have replied to the post seven years old. ETI 549, and much more is here http://www.geotech1.com/cgi-bin/page...e=projects.dat .Gifts something new for example NEXUS ...

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            • #7
              Hi man power.
              the iron man... with iron nuts

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              • #8
                I am also interested in building one of these ETI 549 projects.

                I bought the book "Simple Projects from ETI Volume 2" and while similar, the 549 described there is different to the one you have uploaded on your website.

                Does anyone know the reason for these two different circuits and which one is newer or better?

                I can scan and upload my one if nobody here has seen it before.

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                • #9
                  I would appreciate it if you would scan and upload the different version from the book.
                  I spotted a few errors in the initial article and no doubt in the months following the initial publication of ETI 549 there were modifications.

                  Thanks

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                  • #10
                    I built one in 77 and had a lot of fun and finds.
                    I made it slightly discriminating by slightly off setting the coils away from the null, only a tiny amount, but when done exactly as I did it and searching with it crackling, a ferrous object reduced the crackling at first and a non ferror immediately increased the crackling further. It was a great machine for the time and cost almost nothing to make, though the FET(?) may be difficult to source nowadays. If true, build the Australian version, also I am told that the australian one works even better.
                    I have attached it here.
                    Regards
                    Andy
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                    • #11
                      Fisherman
                      thanks for posting the aussie version
                      6666

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