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Date Posted: 00:20:04 11/25/02 Mon
Author: Reg
Subject: Re: Pulse Devil
In reply to: Randy Seden 's message, "Re: Pulse Devil" on 21:45:28 11/24/02 Sun

Hi Randy,

I am sure you are aware, the Pulse Devil will most likely in a kit form.

Besides the Pulse Devil, there is Carl Moreland's PI which is a build it yourself instrument.

Magenta Electronics located in England mentioned they are going to update their microprocessor based unit also.

Soon, there will be lots of projects for those interested.

Now, Randy, on a little different note, you mentioned on the PI forum you were interested in a 2 box detector to minimized ground signals. Well, my experimenting with the DD coil on Eric's design does an excellent job of minimizing ground signals. In fact, when I was down at Gold Basin a few weeks ago, I didn't need need to use any ground balance at all. I suspect many other places will be about the same way. Hopefully, I will get to check this out again shortly.

Reg

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