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Whites dd coils

MattBullSummerville

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Does anyone know how the pins on White's coil connectors are wired? Which numbers are the receive coil, which one are for the transmit coil, shield and such? I am wanting to try a modification on one of my detectors.
 
Nope, but if you check the coil with an ohm meter, you will see there are 2 circuits, one with a higher resistance than the other.. would guess the higher resistance is the transmit.. but just a guess..
 
Thanks Doug, that more than what I knew already. I have a digital volt meter, think it has ohms, at least I can check continuity with if not.

Matt
 
Can i ask what are you trying to do with your coil and detector ??? are you trying to fit coil from say another make onto another detector that type of thing or perhaps something completely different.Just out of curiosity more than anything.
 
are you trying to fit coil from say another make onto another detector that type

Wouldn't the coils need to be "tuned" to match the frequency used by the detector?
 
I am trying to put a dd coil on my PI detector that now has a mono coil Mega. Found a modification to change it so a dd can be used on. May need to try couple different dd coils before it works.
 
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