radarwill
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I've landed permission to hunt an area very near the center of our town that dates back to the mid 1700's.
I've been hunting it at night to keep a very low key.
I threw this meter together this week with stuff laying around at work. I'm not thrilled with the kit box, but it's what I had.
The red led's really stand out in the pitch black, but don't cast a lot of unwanted light
I just need to add a cal pot next to the on/off switch and it's finished.
The whole setup is a PIC Microcontroller, 12 bit A/D, and an array of 7 seg led's. It's powered from 3 AAA's which have a charging jack on the bottom of the meter box.
In software I do some averageing, so it's rock stable and works, IMHO, just as good as the Minelab one.
Any thoughts, comments, suggestions?
Thanks for looking and
HH
Will
I've been hunting it at night to keep a very low key.
I threw this meter together this week with stuff laying around at work. I'm not thrilled with the kit box, but it's what I had.
The red led's really stand out in the pitch black, but don't cast a lot of unwanted light
I just need to add a cal pot next to the on/off switch and it's finished.
The whole setup is a PIC Microcontroller, 12 bit A/D, and an array of 7 seg led's. It's powered from 3 AAA's which have a charging jack on the bottom of the meter box.
In software I do some averageing, so it's rock stable and works, IMHO, just as good as the Minelab one.
Any thoughts, comments, suggestions?
Thanks for looking and
HH
Will