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anyone wanting more info on the F1A4

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mine set can check this site.
http://www.designawards.org.au/1998-entries/product/052/052.htm
or click on the link.
 
Read the section "Engineering Considerations" as it explains how the Minelab ground rejects using MPP technology. They say that they use alternate long and short pulses. Metal targets provide an identical signal for either a long or a short pulse. Iron oxide however acts differently. The response from iron oxide is shorter for the short pulse after a long pulse than the long pulse response. Those of you who have read Bruce Candy's patent will agree that this explanation is far easier to understand, Dave. * * *
 
The last I'd heard, Minelab was not selling these to the public. Have they changed their policy? Enquiring minds want to know... <IMG SRC="/forums/images/wink.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=";)">
Louis
 
they are finding their way to some of us .
Russ
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I DO NOT have any,just thought the info would be interesting to some.
 
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