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I Just Updated my Car Detector project, Should anyone here need one.
http://www3.telus.net/chemelec/Proje...p-Detector.htm Have Fun...Gary
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Thanks! I might be putting something like this in my driveway and tie it to some outside lighting.
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that good staf
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Just a question, but how do you make the coil? I know it says it has to be 4 - 6 feet in Diamater, and about 3 - 4 turns, but how do you make that? Do you get something that is 4 - 6 feet in diamater, and just wrap wire around it?
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It Doesn't have to be That Size, But for detecting a Car, that works good.
One Way to wind the coil: just stick some wooden sticks in the ground, with a spacing as needed, than wind the coil around them to make that diameter of a coil. When finished, tape the wires to hold them together and remove the sticks. Or if you want to try a smaller coil, wind it loosly around a Garbage can, than tape the wires together so thay stay as a coil and remove it from the can. For a Smaller Coil like this, You might need 10 to 15 turns. Hope this helps.....Gary Quote:
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Yes, it helps.
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This is interesting. I always wondered about those marks on the asphalt road at the crossings. Would be very interesting to build similar systems.
Thanks for this project.
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Another question (yes I ask alot!) Does the wire have to be stripped, or can it be insulated?
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Definitely insulated! Preferably placed inside plastic conduit or something similar if you intend to bury it in the ground.
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(Like a 16 or 18 gauge Solid house wire is good.)
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How are the magnetometer sensors used in some vehicle detector systems constructed? An example is:
http://www.smarthome.com/7313.html What goes in the PVC pipe? Wally |
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Magnetometers use a "Hall Effect" Device to detect Magnetic Field Changes. This is considerably Different from my system and not very easy to build for the average person.
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ya its great!!!!!
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