How to make your own Pulse induction detector high powered pin pointer. Part 1

[@richardoverton57]

Thanks, DetectorMods, Interesting next project for me. I best clear out my workbench an give one of these builds a go!..an best check your part 2 ,Soon when it comes out. Appreciate. Cheers! Rick.

[@DetectorMods]

No problems rick, where is Andrew these days?

[@richardoverton57]

Hi Woody, Yeah my Bro, is out the Bush somewhere, still gold prospecting.as always. I catch up with him, next fortnight before xmas. Merry Xmas an All Best to You an Your family for Xmas. Cheers! Rick

[@peterwoodland446]

@@richardoverton57 Have a good Christmas Rick..

[@tonybaker7242]

Cheers for that Woody.

[@vladnurk4710]

Ended scoring a Coiltek pin pointer off Gumtree some time back because the commercial pinpointers were pussy in performance. Was going to do a Home Brew using a 25 mm ferrite from Aliexpress but this became redundant project. BTW Jaycar stocks 9mm x 180mm ferrite rods

[@jamest.5001]

Instead of a ferrite rod, what about cutting a large toroid making a horse shoe shape? Using the half of a two piece ferrite core? And any advantage possible from a "U" a core or disadvantages?

[@DetectorMods]

There would be no field projection much past the open part as the two poles are too close.

[@karimrazak3798]

The device has become better than Monster Gold in sensitivity

[@HappyQuailsLC]

Will you sell one of your finished models?

[@DetectorMods]

I have no plans to make these.

[@danielflinn3571]

Thanks from east Gippsland 3875