I will be anoying again, but i simply must insist on nulling method here.
It is absolutelly wrong to null coil monitoring RX opamp output at 7. pin!
I dont know about other detectors, but can asure you at TGSL is quite different; you must connect bare RX ends to AC milivoltmeter, without any blah,blah resistor and capacitor.Bare ends and nothing else. You will start detector to run only with TX coil connected on it. Monitoring residual voltage on RX coil you must try to achieve less possible voltage.
1) you are using origin oscillator at TGS with which nulled coil will work in future,
2) least voltage achieved when nulled is REAL less possible voltage on that setup with given working frequency,
3) you must use hi-quality mass,filler to fix and harden both coils togather to maintain good null for ever ( after many years of experimenting finally i founded almost same mass used at Fisher and Minelab coils..)
Coil nulled with exact origin oscillator, included on origin detector (pcb) will always work perfectly ONLY with that detector and no one else...On other (same model) detectors, that coil will perform different - not that good.
Reason for this is due huge tolerancy in components quality,battery quality,overall setup etc.etc...
I dont take simulators very seriously just because of this.
I do resolve my handmades one by one, case by case. Although made 26 so far, not all the same. Each one came after is better and better.
Mixing coils for one to another usually give me various results, so i dont mix coils and detectors,though they all should be same...
So...all possible differences and confuses are laying in this, i wrote above..
It is absolutelly wrong to null coil monitoring RX opamp output at 7. pin!
I dont know about other detectors, but can asure you at TGSL is quite different; you must connect bare RX ends to AC milivoltmeter, without any blah,blah resistor and capacitor.Bare ends and nothing else. You will start detector to run only with TX coil connected on it. Monitoring residual voltage on RX coil you must try to achieve less possible voltage.
1) you are using origin oscillator at TGS with which nulled coil will work in future,
2) least voltage achieved when nulled is REAL less possible voltage on that setup with given working frequency,
3) you must use hi-quality mass,filler to fix and harden both coils togather to maintain good null for ever ( after many years of experimenting finally i founded almost same mass used at Fisher and Minelab coils..)
Coil nulled with exact origin oscillator, included on origin detector (pcb) will always work perfectly ONLY with that detector and no one else...On other (same model) detectors, that coil will perform different - not that good.
Reason for this is due huge tolerancy in components quality,battery quality,overall setup etc.etc...
I dont take simulators very seriously just because of this.
I do resolve my handmades one by one, case by case. Although made 26 so far, not all the same. Each one came after is better and better.
Mixing coils for one to another usually give me various results, so i dont mix coils and detectors,though they all should be same...
So...all possible differences and confuses are laying in this, i wrote above..
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