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I have this small hand held stud sensor that will detect studs and other objects up to 3 inch distance. I would like to modify it to locate gold from a long distance. 50 feet would be nice, but I can live with 20 feet or maybe even 15.
Any modification must be kept within the plastic case of this stud sensor. I cannot mount large antennas and coils. The reason is because I must disguise the stud sensor to appear as a cell phone or other electronic thing that someone might carry in their pocket without drawing attention.
So I need a small long range locating circuit design that will fit inside. The existing electronics works by sensing capacitance changes due to coupling of nearby objects. But none of the existing electronics need to be used. Surface mount parts are ok if necessary, as long as all the parts fit inside the plastic case, including the battery. This may sound like a hard problem to solve, but here is your chance to finally get the recognition you deserve.
If you are a designer of exotic electronic circuits that perform beyond the realm of the well-understood methods, then ask yourself if you have experienced any of these things:
• Have your efforts been thwarted by a conspiracy of the scientific establishment?
• Did you discover ideas that Einstein was groping his way towards, yet your friends don't understand the significance?
• Were you cheated of the chance to be considered for a Nobel Prize because of misguided scientists with no imagination?
• Have you worked years perfecting a technology that was first introduced by an extraterrestial civilization?
• Do you have to work in a secret workshop so government agents don't come and steal your work?
• When your discoveries are demonstrated, will this cause present-day science to be seen for the sham it truly is?
If you can answer yes to 4 out of 6 of these questions, then now is your chance to show the scientific community what you can do. No more wishing the established scientists will take notice of your work, we can build it here at Geotech, and show the whole world what your design can do. They may complain about not understanding the circuitry, but when we bring home the treasure, well, money talks!
Please post your circuits here so we can decide which is best to convert my stud sensor to a pocket LRL.
(see below for stud sensor details).
Best wishes,
J_P
Any modification must be kept within the plastic case of this stud sensor. I cannot mount large antennas and coils. The reason is because I must disguise the stud sensor to appear as a cell phone or other electronic thing that someone might carry in their pocket without drawing attention.
So I need a small long range locating circuit design that will fit inside. The existing electronics works by sensing capacitance changes due to coupling of nearby objects. But none of the existing electronics need to be used. Surface mount parts are ok if necessary, as long as all the parts fit inside the plastic case, including the battery. This may sound like a hard problem to solve, but here is your chance to finally get the recognition you deserve.
If you are a designer of exotic electronic circuits that perform beyond the realm of the well-understood methods, then ask yourself if you have experienced any of these things:
• Have your efforts been thwarted by a conspiracy of the scientific establishment?
• Did you discover ideas that Einstein was groping his way towards, yet your friends don't understand the significance?
• Were you cheated of the chance to be considered for a Nobel Prize because of misguided scientists with no imagination?
• Have you worked years perfecting a technology that was first introduced by an extraterrestial civilization?
• Do you have to work in a secret workshop so government agents don't come and steal your work?
• When your discoveries are demonstrated, will this cause present-day science to be seen for the sham it truly is?
If you can answer yes to 4 out of 6 of these questions, then now is your chance to show the scientific community what you can do. No more wishing the established scientists will take notice of your work, we can build it here at Geotech, and show the whole world what your design can do. They may complain about not understanding the circuitry, but when we bring home the treasure, well, money talks!
Please post your circuits here so we can decide which is best to convert my stud sensor to a pocket LRL.
(see below for stud sensor details).
Best wishes,
J_P
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and use googles.
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