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  • #31
    Originally posted by Monolith View Post
    I don't agree with the ten holes.
    Few people are capable of digging a single hole 3.5m deep in a full day's work, even in soft soil.
    I agree on the accurate target identification at the newly reachable depths. This is very important and is still a solid brick wall.

    But if the Wall of Berlin could be brought down, any wall can be brought down. Interesting that we are talking of a somewhat similar time frame.

    Ah, and we have one amazing tool that was not available 20 years ago. The Internet. We now have access to datasheets and multiple brain power, spread around the world.

    Monolith

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    • #32
      Originally posted by chemelec View Post
      So Where is the Program to Run This "XLS"??????????????
      Hi Gary - try OpenOffice or LibreOffice (both FREE), if you don't have Micro$oft Excel.
      I've tested it with LibreOffice3, and it works fine.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Monolith View Post
        Sorry, the file did not upload.
        I try again with the file zipped.

        This magnetic field strength calculator is quite helpful.

        Monolith
        Hi Monolith,

        yes indeed, this excel sheet may help to understand the basics.

        So it does make sense, to increase the output power and the coil size because it's a quite cheap modification.

        But there are further tricks to increase the detection depth as well.

        Cheers,
        Aziz

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Qiaozhi View Post
          Hi Gary - try OpenOffice or LibreOffice (both FREE), if you don't have Micro$oft Excel.
          I've tested it with LibreOffice3, and it works fine.
          I agree 100% with Qiaozhi, Openoffice is great, free and you can export PDFS!

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          • #35
            Hi all,

            you will find an explanation and the formula for the 64x power law myth:

            http://australianelectronicgoldprosp...-you-say-this/

            It may help to understand it.
            Aziz

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            • #36
              The "rule of 64"

              Originally posted by Aziz View Post
              "Can we break through this wall?"
              yes

              "Is there really a market for an extra deep detector?"
              yes

              BTW, the 64 times power requirement for doubling the detection depth is a myth.


              Any orders for such a detector?

              Aziz

              It's 64 times voltage. As power, that's a factor of 4096. Not only is this basic physics, it is what you see happening on an oscilloscope when you actually measure it-- assuming of course that you understand what you're doing.

              I know of ways to "beat the system" but I also know their pitfalls and that's why for now I don't do 'em.

              --Dave J.

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Dave J. View Post
                It's 64 times voltage. As power, that's a factor of 4096. Not only is this basic physics, it is what you see happening on an oscilloscope when you actually measure it-- assuming of course that you understand what you're doing.

                I know of ways to "beat the system" but I also know their pitfalls and that's why for now I don't do 'em.

                --Dave J.
                Is one of the pitfalls increasing the Q of the TX coil resonant circuit, which can increase current without using proportionally more power?

                -SB

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                • #38
                  dig 10 holes a day easily

                  just use this
                  Attached Files

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                  • #39
                    Hello DAVE J.
                    I do not know if it is possible but i want to tell you an real true story that i have 35 years ago with two friends .... one a chief engineer of a very good Audio and TV industry and the other a audio ing ,....
                    In one moment we have a big discussion about the band width of a telephone cable that it was I M P O S S I B L E to send videos in this cables , no matter impossible !!!!!.....
                    ....for sure in this time it was impossible but see now with another technique we are able to send video, audio stream, data etc.... at the same time in a very tiny telephone cable
                    That is a true story
                    And this story is the same for the density of memory .... and many things in Physics and electronics
                    Regards
                    Alexis.

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                    • #40
                      OO

                      I use Open Office all the time for Text, Spreadsheets, Database, briefings, pictures, drawings. Fantastic package!

                      One of these days we'll get a deep seeking detector.

                      Goldfinder

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by Dave J. View Post
                        It's 64 times voltage. As power, that's a factor of 4096. Not only is this basic physics, it is what you see happening on an oscilloscope when you actually measure it-- assuming of course that you understand what you're doing.

                        I know of ways to "beat the system" but I also know their pitfalls and that's why for now I don't do 'em.

                        --Dave J.
                        Hi Dave,

                        it's meant the coil current I (not the battery power of course). Don't we refer to the (TX) coil current, when we talk about 64x power requirement for doubling the detection distance? Anyway.

                        Well, I was believing the same (the 64x thing) until I made a true EM simulation using the numerical Biot-Savart simulation technique (via my own coil software). So it really depends on the case, when the power increase makes sense or not.
                        As you mentioned, there are many pitfalls using more power to the coil. But they can be solved to some degree of satisfaction.

                        What we can do easily today, is to increase the coil power by 2x or slighly more. Everything above 5x or even 10x is not practicaly. One need a very power efficient TX stage (>80% efficiency) to increase the coil current significantly.

                        The cheapest solution is still to reduce the EMI noise and rise the amplifier gain instead. Some coil arrangements like the anti-interference coils can gain a "power factor" of 10-20 times. That's a lot more instead of increasing the coil current actually.

                        To speak to the sceptics (who questioning my brave claim):
                        Everybody is invited to make their own (mathematical/physical) proof.

                        Cheers,
                        Aziz

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by Aziz View Post
                          Hi Dave,

                          it's meant the coil current I (not the battery power of course). Don't we refer to the (TX) coil current, when we talk about 64x power requirement for doubling the detection distance? Anyway.

                          Well, I was believing the same (the 64x thing) until I made a true EM simulation using the numerical Biot-Savart simulation technique (via my own coil software). So it really depends on the case, when the power increase makes sense or not.
                          As you mentioned, there are many pitfalls using more power to the coil. But they can be solved to some degree of satisfaction.

                          What we can do easily today, is to increase the coil power by 2x or slighly more. Everything above 5x or even 10x is not practicaly. One need a very power efficient TX stage (>80% efficiency) to increase the coil current significantly.

                          The cheapest solution is still to reduce the EMI noise and rise the amplifier gain instead. Some coil arrangements like the anti-interference coils can gain a "power factor" of 10-20 times. That's a lot more instead of increasing the coil current actually.

                          To speak to the sceptics (who questioning my brave claim):
                          Everybody is invited to make their own (mathematical/physical) proof.


                          Cheers,
                          Aziz
                          Aziz, so far we hadn't see NONE of your practical solution, only plenty rhetorics.
                          This is mostly DIY forum (at least i understood it that way) and majority here are not very interested in ultra-high-turbo-mathematical-xyz*SQR/Pi-26(34/0,16)- brainstorming that you are very ready to present here from time to time.
                          This is real world and smart people should deal with real things mostly.
                          Instead teaching us how smart are you - you better give here something which is really your own, that you made it for real.
                          Something workable and usable...and of course provable and repeatable...
                          It is easy to make empty rhetoric and play with mathematic formulas, we others here can do that even much better without you.
                          Instead, give here something PRACTICAL and REAL.
                          Show us here at least ONE of your brainstorming works?
                          How about that?


                          P.S.
                          All rhetoric and theories that were didn't supported with physical work and physical devices so far - are good only for wiping ...you know what, when you go to toilet...

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                          • #43
                            And my favorite hobby is to print on paper such claims and theories and later to use that paper in such purposes!

                            Feeling is tough to describe!

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by ivconic View Post
                              And my favorite hobby is to print on paper such claims and theories and later to use that paper in such purposes!

                              Feeling is tough to describe!
                              Hi ivconic,

                              should we build a 101 floor building and hope and pray, it won't collapse?
                              A good engineer calculates the problem thoroughly before realising it.

                              Ain't it better the know more?

                              Aziz

                              Comeon guys! Do your own proof to see, whether you get the same result (challenge offer).

                              In the mean time, I'll do an analysis for a ground loop coil configuration. This time, I won't publish the results and let this task to you all. I bet it would take another 20 years.

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by joecoin View Post
                                just use this
                                I don't think this is legal in most places.

                                Monolith

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