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  • Originally posted by Ropcsika View Post
    IDX Concentric coil: [ATTACH]26555[/ATTACH]

    - tx winding diameter 240mm ! tx 0.72mm, -29 winding 1,6 ohm, 0,523 mH

    - rx winding diameter 120mm! rx 0.2mm,- 370 winding 80,2 ohm, 35,2 mH
    Data for the concentric

    - feedback loop , diameter 113mm ,10-12 winding 0,6 ohm, 0,019 mH
    wire 0.72mm .
    Data for the concentric coil !!!
    black max coil !!!
    greeting !!!
    thanks friend
    but i want to make this coil
    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showt...mplete-Details

    (i saw in clip of #1761 diffrent this coils and i think this is working better , any idea)

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    • hi please say me this guru
      i want make DD coil and need help about Diameter and RADIUS of that.
      for the picture (thinks it is DD coils ) and say me of the wires
      many thanks

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      • You can draw it on a paper and squeeze a coil into such shape by hands. Circumference is estimated by similarity to an ellipse, and there you have it. Unless you want to make a machine that produces coils to some strict dimensions, it is very OK to do it approximately.

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        • Dear Mohandes, your English translator (Program?) makes for very bad English. If I may try to correct it for you, I would offer the following translation:-
          "Imam Ali alayhis says :- If everyone teaches me a new word, I will remain enthralled."

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          • hi,

            is it possible to use a DD coil from a Tesoro Cibola with the IDX-Pro?

            Thanks!

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            • Originally posted by sled View Post
              hi,

              is it possible to use a DD coil from a Tesoro Cibola with the IDX-Pro?

              Thanks!
              i have not data about your coil
              please COMPARISON inductance and resistor your coil whit this coil
              look page1 please

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              • Originally posted by Davor View Post
                You can draw it on a paper and squeeze a coil into such shape by hands. Circumference is estimated by similarity to an ellipse, and there you have it. Unless you want to make a machine that produces coils to some strict dimensions, it is very OK to do it approximately.
                ok,thanks dear Davor
                i need to APPARATUS to COUNT number of winding , do you have it or link or ...

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                • There are many examples on youtube. For example this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPc9NIH_o5o

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                  • Originally posted by joop View Post
                    There are many examples on youtube. For example this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPc9NIH_o5o
                    ok
                    thanks mr joop

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                    • Originally posted by mohandes View Post
                      ok,thanks dear Davor
                      i need to APPARATUS to COUNT number of winding , do you have it or link or ...
                      No, you do it primary school way ... یک، دو، سه
                      (1,2,3 ...)
                      Later on you check inductance to see if you did well. + or - 10% is unbelievably good accuracy.

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                      • Originally posted by mohandes View Post
                        i have not data about your coil
                        please COMPARISON inductance and resistor your coil whit this coil
                        look page1 please
                        Hi,

                        unfortunately, the inductance and resistance do not match (0.94mH TX and 15.5 RX for the Cibola Coil). Would it be possible to create a little adaptor PCB between the connector and the main PCB that compensates the inductance and resistance with additional L,C,R components on the PCB?

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                        • Originally posted by Davor View Post
                          No, you do it primary school way ... یک، دو، سه
                          (1,2,3 ...)
                          Later on you check inductance to see if you did well. + or - 10% is unbelievably good accuracy.
                          I used an old Casio calculator and hard wired the = button to a separate micro switch
                          type in "1++" then every press of the micro switch adds 1 to the total.
                          Modern pound shop calculators would be hard to do this to as they don't have proper copper tracks. Some sort a carbon screen printed tracks?

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                          • Originally posted by sled View Post
                            Hi,

                            unfortunately, the inductance and resistance do not match (0.94mH TX and 15.5 RX for the Cibola Coil). Would it be possible to create a little adaptor PCB between the connector and the main PCB that compensates the inductance and resistance with additional L,C,R components on the PCB?
                            hi i think it is so easier for you to make a new DD coil
                            sorry me my english not well

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                            • hi anyone know about the max depth can detect under the ground?
                              my friend davor say 1or2meter and i think it can not the max depth for idx.
                              regards

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                              • I know some people have a mare making this unit.

                                Hope this drawing helps.

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