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TX Boost
- Thread starter davidtn
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Larry (IL)
Well-known member
If you can't get the gain to maximum, the TX boost would have little value I would think. In my ground I can only get the gain up to 6-9 depending on the coil. TX boost works best in medium to mild ground which I don't have.
the gain and receiver R there to adjust to keep the coil from saturation.....(unstable honking and beeping all over the place)
The transmit boost increases the chance that A target ITSELF may be energized (Saturated) creating a skin effect and eddie currents
that we hope the ground will be quiet enuff for us to hear the report.........It may well do to beg to differ in the right place with enuff batteries and a KEWL operator.....Most detectors Transmit at full range all the time for their limited battery design factors .....the reciever side being the only user adjustment .........but with the V8 you can transmit one....multiple.....salt ....any single of the 3......AND the transmit Boost BUMP +30%.... that blows your dress up..... I would experiment TX Boost On and gain all the way down even if it was to just Radiate the ground and targets substantially more.......
Keeping it Simple Simon why are dudes driving copper stakes in the ground and starting Honda generators....
the earth is a huge capacitor .......they energize the targets in ground with AC with reports of doubling the depth of a detector after the generator is cut off....... Never Lose site of the Magic....after all no matter how smart we think we R.... I have never seen an Electron or a HoLe that one travels thru......all though it may be convincing and academically acceptable..in their minds You could just as well say they travel thru subatomic Milkyway bars
and no one could prove you wrong..... Any Way as My brother Forrest Gump said "That's all I got to say About that".....
Happy trails
jimpugh
The transmit boost increases the chance that A target ITSELF may be energized (Saturated) creating a skin effect and eddie currents
that we hope the ground will be quiet enuff for us to hear the report.........It may well do to beg to differ in the right place with enuff batteries and a KEWL operator.....Most detectors Transmit at full range all the time for their limited battery design factors .....the reciever side being the only user adjustment .........but with the V8 you can transmit one....multiple.....salt ....any single of the 3......AND the transmit Boost BUMP +30%.... that blows your dress up..... I would experiment TX Boost On and gain all the way down even if it was to just Radiate the ground and targets substantially more.......
Keeping it Simple Simon why are dudes driving copper stakes in the ground and starting Honda generators....
the earth is a huge capacitor .......they energize the targets in ground with AC with reports of doubling the depth of a detector after the generator is cut off....... Never Lose site of the Magic....after all no matter how smart we think we R.... I have never seen an Electron or a HoLe that one travels thru......all though it may be convincing and academically acceptable..in their minds You could just as well say they travel thru subatomic Milkyway bars
and no one could prove you wrong..... Any Way as My brother Forrest Gump said "That's all I got to say About that".....Happy trails
jimpugh
1. The transmit signal from the detector excites the mineralization in the ground matrix as well as any conductive targets that may be present and they will
respond with an opposing field proportionate to the energy they received from the transmitter. This is the signal the detector receives and interprets.
2. The transmitted energy falls off in strength by a factor proportional to the square of the distance from the coil. In other words, if a certain amount of energy
reaches a target at 4 inches, only one fourth of that energy would reach a similar target at 8 inches.
So, from number 1 above, if we boost the transmitted signal, both the mineralization and any possible targets respond with increased strength such
that the signal to noise ratio remains the same. In other words, if there is some mineralization present, we don't really gain much depth if any.
From number 2 above, we see that the extra transmitted energy from boost mode that gets to a deeper target is not all that improved. Using the above
example, the 30% boost results in only 7.5% more energy getting to the target at 8 inches. But wait, although the target signal created is 7.5% larger, it
still has to get back to the receive coil. Well, that signal strength also falls off as the square of the distance, so we only get 1/4 of the improved target signal.
Adding it all up, the 30% boost resulted in a meager 1.9% improvement sensed at the detector for a target at 8 inches in depth.
It is nice that White's decided to add the boost capability, but don't expect miracles from using it.
respond with an opposing field proportionate to the energy they received from the transmitter. This is the signal the detector receives and interprets.
2. The transmitted energy falls off in strength by a factor proportional to the square of the distance from the coil. In other words, if a certain amount of energy
reaches a target at 4 inches, only one fourth of that energy would reach a similar target at 8 inches.
So, from number 1 above, if we boost the transmitted signal, both the mineralization and any possible targets respond with increased strength such
that the signal to noise ratio remains the same. In other words, if there is some mineralization present, we don't really gain much depth if any.
From number 2 above, we see that the extra transmitted energy from boost mode that gets to a deeper target is not all that improved. Using the above
example, the 30% boost results in only 7.5% more energy getting to the target at 8 inches. But wait, although the target signal created is 7.5% larger, it
still has to get back to the receive coil. Well, that signal strength also falls off as the square of the distance, so we only get 1/4 of the improved target signal.
Adding it all up, the 30% boost resulted in a meager 1.9% improvement sensed at the detector for a target at 8 inches in depth.
It is nice that White's decided to add the boost capability, but don't expect miracles from using it.
Carl-NC
Active member
It's worse because, for an isotropic transmitter, the round-trip signal falls off at a 6th power. Therefore, in order to double your depth, you need to transmit 64X more power. Our loops aren't isotropic so it's not quite that bad, but it ain't good, either.
But it's better, because TX Boost on V is 300%, not 30%. That is, the coil current is tripled. Theoretically, this should give a 20% depth increase. In reality, it's probably more like 10%.
- Carl
But it's better, because TX Boost on V is 300%, not 30%. That is, the coil current is tripled. Theoretically, this should give a 20% depth increase. In reality, it's probably more like 10%.
- Carl
Holy Batman....... Carl 3000%........
I hope.... I did not get you in trouble revealing these secrets...
All I know is mine picks up the space station with Tx Boost turned ON.... As well as few Iron/nickel asteroids.....
took me a while to zero in the telescope...
Happy Trails
jimpugh
I hope.... I did not get you in trouble revealing these secrets...
All I know is mine picks up the space station with Tx Boost turned ON.... As well as few Iron/nickel asteroids.....
took me a while to zero in the telescope...
Happy Trails
jimpugh
[/size]Jackpine Savage
Active member
one for coin hunters and one for the relic guys that would take best advantage of the TX boost field strength? Is that possible with IB coils?
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Tom
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Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I have terrible ground here in Central IL and I did a little bit of in field testing with the V and TX Boost last night. On a 6 inch deep target, memorial cent, Hi-Pro program, I got just about the same results with TX Boost off and gain at 9 as I did with TX Boost On and Gain at 6. Your results may vary.
