Garrett sea hunter XL500 VLF waterproof Connectors

Thanks... I was wondering what the IP ratings were....

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I am begging to think the people in this forum know more about metal detectors than the companies that manufacture them... thanks guys..... I love this place........m 

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Wow those Bulgin connectors are pretty serious, hard core... kick-azz connectors.... and is exactly what I am looking for....... I am like the Rat Fink of metal detectors... I like-em modified.. who wants the limited standard of the shelf one fits all contraption.....  what are we shee-ple... Thanks Christian....  

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Ksightler;

No, actually what I told you was very basic.... the scope has a vertical input and a horizontal input, plus most have a ramp wave, that is applied to the horizontal. In some, it can be set to automatic, and in the older scopes it might only have an adjustable rate, when the rates synchronize, voila, waveform. A scope can be vital for checking phase.

You can set the signal, in respect to the grid so the grid cross lines represent so many volts, or fraction of volts, for each successive vertical line. You can even get a simple gizmo circuit, for a standard, which will allow a set voltage, for your grids. Thus you can read the volts right off the tube face. A course would be good but what I am telling you is simple.... no course needed. Get a handbook on using a scope, at least vaguely similar, like a freebie PDF!

With the light LCD scopes you might make a simple interface that could show a time-domain relationship, to the initial pulse and the received data.... dont know if it would tell anything, but it could impress somebody. 

I can just picture you dragging the boat anchor in a shopping cart!

I have not used a scope much and not since 1982, the year the CBs died.

I keep looking at the new ones, tiny, transistorized, getting cheaper! Wahhhhh! I want one!
 

goldigger (Brian... my second name = Keith)




 

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ksightler;

....... electronics, and I am a radio amateur, VE7EQP..... used to fix CBs, too, before the craze died the death of a rag doll. Computers.  Metal locators. Gravel depth finder.

I never had much of my own test equipment and a lot of what I had, personally, was home grown.

Yes, a scope boat anchor in a shopping cart, hooked to your P.I. detector.... voila, ground radar...  (no ship behind it, though.... throws off the detector.)

Kidding of course.

goldigger (Brian... me ma was a Keith, hence my number 2 name)

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