Spookydad
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I decided to see if I could modify the wizard II to be more useful. I opened it up and discovered the coil is removable. I thought if I turned it 90 degrees and placed it in a tube, it would work better. The only thing is that doesn't gain much depth.
For those of you with an electrical background, would splicing in some extension wire to the coil change the readings? I know that tiny coated wire is a pain to solder.
There seem to be two different windings. A longer one (copper coloured) and a shorter one (red). Any idea why? Which end would be better to put towards the tip? I would like to put an 8" tube on the end.
SpookyDad
For those of you with an electrical background, would splicing in some extension wire to the coil change the readings? I know that tiny coated wire is a pain to solder.
There seem to be two different windings. A longer one (copper coloured) and a shorter one (red). Any idea why? Which end would be better to put towards the tip? I would like to put an 8" tube on the end.
SpookyDad