Hello all treasure hunters

the hill folk Sun Jan 27, 2013 5:30 pm

gday to all...... very new to detecting here. Build my own detector being a "Gary Pulse 1" PI detector from scratch which has been a great project. I am very keen on gold detecting but predict that most detecting will be for coins etc as there are more opportunities close to home. Plan to but a "proper" detector someday that will provide a good balance of gold hunting and coin hunting capability and would value any suggestions on this.

regards

Dave

Guest Sun Jan 27, 2013 9:21 pm

G'day Dave and welcome to the forum.. Very Happy

.. Hope you find plenty of coins/relics with your homemade detector... Good luck in your future outings...

Cheers.

Mike. cheers

Guest Mon Jan 28, 2013 6:40 am

Hi mate welcome to the forum. cheers

Guest Mon Jan 28, 2013 7:39 am

Welcome to the forum Dave and good luck in your quest of building your own coin detector. What sort of answers are you after in this regards???
wombat Wink

Guest Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:59 pm

G'day,

I also have built this detector and is only suited to beaches and soil that is not mineralised. Great project if you want a detailed understanding of how pulse induction detectors work. Also try building the surf pi of baracuda pi, both perform better than gary's pulse machine and work great with minelab mono coils. If searching for gold, it is important that your machine can ground balance. If you have good knowledge of electronics and know how to draw and etch circuit boards, have a crack at cloning the SD2000. The schematics that are posted Geotech website are correct, just go to http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showthread.php?14001-Full-m-lab-SD2000-schematics. It is a costly and time consuming project, so your better of buying a secondhand SD2000.

Best of luck.

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