Nautilus used preamp on RX coil, first. perhaps ML copied this way i do not know.
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Originally posted by waltr View PostCan I assume you did get the coil and GB adjustments to work as expected?
I do recommend NOT fully encasing the straight sections of one coil. The resin can change dimensions when curing and move the coils.
Use clay to create a dam along one coil's straight section to allow finial adjustment. Recheck then tack into place. Recheck before final resin pour.
not good
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/jcVYypH2Pf8
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there is a way to balance by ferrite ring (offer by russian). take the ring and put in center of coil.
input in it a wire of TX coil and a wire of RX one. you must seek up optimal number of the turns and their direction.
i have his pic somewhere but can not find right now.
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Originally posted by kt315 View Postthere is a way to balance by ferrite ring (offer by russian). take the ring and put in center of coil.
input in it a wire of TX coil and a wire of RX one. you must seek up optimal number of the turns and their direction.
i have his pic somewhere but can not find right now.
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Originally posted by simonbaker View Post
Sorry, I meant the regulated V+ at the LM7808 output pin 3 (should be +8 Volts) and the negative supply rail (from Diode D6 and Capacitor C5, should be about -5 to -6.5 Volts).
Easiest place to check is the V+ and V- pins of the IC's, see the schematics. They should all (except CD4024) show +8 volts on the V+ pin and approx -5 to -6.5 volts on the V- pin.
If your V+ and V- "rails" are correct voltage, let's concentrate on your oscillator section (TR1, C1, C2, R1, R2, R3). Something seems wrong there. Make sure values of parts are correct and transistor working OK -- I guess you already did that somewhat.
It is also possible something is draining current from your oscillator, like a solder bridge between traces. Check the resistance from J1-1 (same as TR1 collector) to ground. It should be really high, mine measured over 2 Meg.
If you have any extra coil approx 6 mH, disconnect your TX/RX coils and just connect the extra coil directly to oscillator and measure voltage. If possible disconnect the cable also. This is just in case you have some wiring problem in your cable or TX/RX coils.
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Positive voltage: +7.97v, negative voltage: -6.37v.
My TGSL TX amplitude is around 10v, checked the resistance of J1-1 to ground with the TX coil disconnected and it measures about 0.7 Meg, should I worry about?
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Originally posted by cristiano.sar View Post
I'm having a similar problem.
Positive voltage: +7.97v, negative voltage: -6.37v.
My TGSL TX amplitude is around 10v, checked the resistance of J1-1 to ground with the TX coil disconnected and it measures about 0.7 Meg, should I worry about?
Thanks.
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I'm experimenting coil nulling with my TGSL.
My coil is shielded with graphite (about 1.2k resistance) and connected to the board via usb 2.0 cable, using the shield connected to pin TX-2.
While observing the waveforms in oscilloscope I noticed that when I have the shield disconnected and move the RX the coil around I have more room to find the desired phase shift while with the shield connected it seems more difficult if not impossible to get it.
Is this a normal behaviour?
Shield disconnected: https://youtube.com/shorts/tSZ8m-IoOu4
Shield connected: https://youtube.com/shorts/KqA1BemDo3s
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Originally posted by cristiano.sar View PostThanks, another question, what could be the reason of not having a perfect sine shape in the RX preamp output? My RX waves have always some flat bottom.
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