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xl5 · 18th April 2008, 02:32 AM

Dknguyen.. have been firing into various mounds for years but no echo was noticed, even when the ear paps were used. but the end result of this did cause problem's.

Guyen: Jurassic movies are just fabricated for people like yourself.

Metal detector technology begin's & end's with the simple search head, the business end a copper wound coil on a former when energised creates a magnetic field. Dig every signal the end result will be: ring pulls. silver paper. iron. rusty objects. undiscernable blobs. 100 to 1 odds against anything of real value, albeit the thrill of what lies beneath a detector signal is what makes this a popular hobby.

Take care Man.

killivolt · 18th April 2008, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Don Wilson

I have done some study on metal detectors, as I am looking to buy one.
I beleive the image is determined by the strength or weakness of the change in the magnetic field. If ab=34khz which is the coil signal, c=copper g=gold,I=iron,etc Each will change the singal, to what degree I have no clue.
these signals are sent to micro-processor, where the changes are processed,and it makes an educated guess. Also most of them say dig every signal.

Are you still going to build one ?

18th April 2008, 02:32 AM	(permalink)
xl5 New Member	Dknguyen.. have been firing into various mounds for years but no echo was noticed, even when the ear paps were used. but the end result of this did cause problem's. Guyen: Jurassic movies are just fabricated for people like yourself. Metal detector technology begin's & end's with the simple search head, the business end a copper wound coil on a former when energised creates a magnetic field. Dig every signal the end result will be: ring pulls. silver paper. iron. rusty objects. undiscernable blobs. 100 to 1 odds against anything of real value, albeit the thrill of what lies beneath a detector signal is what makes this a popular hobby. Take care Man. Last edited by xl5; 18th April 2008 at 02:57 AM.

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