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Hi Morgan,
thanks for info. My skepticism goes to the device tecnhology explanations, not about you Here goes the last circuit , PCB3. I think there is small mistakes: -near T4 collector a connection is probably missing, a wire maybe? -the diode in parallel to c4/r7 etc has no reference Thanks! PS: i really dont see the point of the presence of R12 on thi PCB instead of PCB2....more wires for nothing? One more thing: i think we can name the builder "Mr.Darlington" :-) Regards. Fred. |
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Misterious device
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When this device is working and detect something,its possible to ear sometimes the strange noise like when we have a AC transformer working with noise,maybe this comes from inside Antenna?...I ear some noise of vibration inside this device. 3 of the 7 wires who goes into Antenna,these 3 are for sure a search loop (Red,white,and the other named antenna in circ.2,its shielded cable,like in Faraday shied used for old BFO MD´s) MY ADVICE : MAYBE IF THERE IS NEW MACHINES TIPE DETEKTORPISTOL FOR SALE,DONT BUY IT,MAYBE ITS MORE GIZMOS,USING THE REPORTS I MADE FOR THIS ONE WHO WORKS !!! Kind regards |
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Hey! This is in a way to much! And dont worry, this will be my last post here. I just cant stand such nonsences any more. I DONT BELEIVE A WORD TO YOU. SIMPLY, COSE I DO KNOW FOR SURE THAT YOU ARE SPEAKING RUBBISH HERE! "Aluminimum can ...5 m away..." !?!?! With device you posted here??? B.S. ...Mega B.S.....Terra B.S......!!!! NONSENCE! NONSENCE! NONSENCE! I am not tacken aback with you nonsences here, no! I am really tacken aback with other peoples good will to pay you attention, to listen you!!!???? Peoples like Max and Quiaozhi????? No wonder Esteban is here with his attitude...! BUT YES, IT IS WONDER THAT MAX's AND QUIAOZHI's DO TAKE A PART IN THIS HUGE B.S. ???? Good bye world! Good bye sanity! Good bye common sence! Good bye Forum! Finally "they" won!? I lost...
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these seems, how combination; bfos - radio filtred selectioned wave
why very much lines in the coil? very ingenious best regards these days, noooooooooot drink not drive bay zzzzzzzzzummmmmmm deteccion circuitadict, detectoman |
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Mr. Morgan
Please, don't open the coils. You have done a great job, but... there are many people who wish convert this in a business based on investigation of others. I read the thread and found that the device has been patented in Brazil. Regards Nihil Roma Maius |
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patented or ...
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Nihil you doubtlessly do not know the purpose of patent office.. If this circuit is patented - then it is also protected by international law. No way to convert it into ''buisness'' without paying the fee to original investigators. Please stop malesting Morgan..and better upload here the patent - if you have one... |
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Best regards Nihil Roma Maius |
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But you missed my point. -> If the device is really patented then it is also available freely to me, Morgan..and also chinese. It would be nice to see the patent not guessing what does it do and painfully back-engeneering the device. Do you have the copy of patent or patent No#? |
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Never I said "I have the patent or #". Said: "I read the thread and found that the device has been patented in Brazil."
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Circuit #2
Please see attached redrawn portion of Circuit #2.
This appears to be a oscillator that generates a series of high voltage (92V) pulses every 2.5ms. The pulses look very similar to those generated by a pulse induction detector. The front-mounted coil has been assumed to not contain any tuning capacitors. If a tuning cap is fitted, then the output pulse decay rings at the frequency defined by the LC combination. I also tried various coil values, ranging from 2.5mH to 5.9mH, and these all gave the same results. To the left-hand side of C9, the circuit (not yet redrawn) is quite possibly the receiver section. However, it's difficult to tell exactly, because of the uncertainty of the coil configuration. Esteban - does this make any sense to you? Anyone else - contructive comments welcome. |
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According to what we were told, negotiations are being made to produce this patented device for commercial sale to the public. If this is true, we can expect to see a cheap Chinese version that probably doesn't work as well shortly after the first commercial units are available. Is there any real danger that by understanding this device, we are causing the Chinese or other people to illegally manufacture this device in the countries where it is protected? Best wishes, J_P |
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Max,
I was going back to search for PCB2 and i found your schematic of PCB3.So i made it for nothing ,i have missed plenty of posts. Even found the pink wire etc. However, i still think there is something missing at collector of T4,probably a connection... Sorry, Fred. |
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For you i keep my silence Silence is wisdom... |
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The R12 3K9 resistor that is on PCB3 but in fact goes from R15 to C4 on PCB2 doesn´t make any sense,(it´s in serie with R15/100K!) but may play an important role by sampling the pulse to the input. Fred |
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dont worry,when i have more time i will made better schematic of the 6 PCB´s Regards |
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morgan:
my congratulations for your effort very thanks, for dedication, and perseverance too for max and fred and all the project is in advance happy celebrations hoobyst detectoman |
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yes I see... sorry you had to make the work about it... anyway it's good cause we can compare our results now: for example what about C4 positive lead ? from picture of PCB it seems connected to R7 and D5 but I wasn't sure so putted dashed line. I think there's something missing too at T4 untill we assume polarization of collectors occours just by R8 and other things there. Other strange thing, as you stated, is R12 that is connected remotely to PCB2. Why that ? Keeping a resitor on another board and connect by two wires ? This last thing seems without meaning unless we consider R12 as kind of a sensor placed on PCB3 (kind of a feedback I mean) ??? It's mounted hi and about over R14 and R15 and near T6. The idea is strange but remember me thing I saw in old transistor based power amplifiers for audio: carbon resistors have positive temperature coeff. so their resistance increase with increase of temperature: but I don't understand why using such a kind of thing... variation is so few and there are plenty of things to use to gain same effect. Then R12 is connected to circuit2 at a particular position (look at picture). Personally I think the purpose of author is giving some temperature driven stabilization of oscillator respect to amplifier section (kinda of "AGC"). But I still don't understand why using a carbon resistor ?????? Why the hell need of it there , a carbon resistor sensor ::crazy:: ??? Assuming the author of schematic is not seriously sick... then we need also coils data to go ahead now... and will Morgan provide them ? I'm start thinking, after emails from Paraguay arrived to him, he'll stop posting other things as always happens in these threads of LRL, just to confirm Roberts thoughts and my initial dubts. Best regards, Max
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thanks Morgan... but but but... we need also coils data otherwise Roberts is totally right and all this thread is just another large pile of BS like so many in all LRL section, but this time made by you my friend . Merry Christmas, Max
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ops made an error
R12 on PCB2 is like in this picture not the above.
Kind regards, Max
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I agree. Morgan made the difficult work (reverse the pcb to schematic) and now stop at the easy work who is the coils. Maybe he don't like to destroy the coils but he can give us a photo from the inner of the head. Maybe Morgan afraid something...... who knows. My Regards and Merry Christmas
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Hi Fred and Max,
IMHO - we should not let us ourselves get confused by small details, such as "why is this a carbon resistor?" or "why is this resistor 1% tolerance?", etc. At the moment we need to look at the bigger picture. Esteban has already made a comment that these components were probably only used because that's what was available at the time. No other "mysterious" reason. We can already see that is a prototype device, and the amount of loose wiring inside the box shows that the layout is not critical. At the moment, it looks to me like we have the following:
Secondly, because we will undoubtedly start to lose interest if this drags on for too long. Initially - can I suggest that we pool our thoughts on the overall block diagram with the interconnections? |
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Hi max,
I see R12 connected like this, or i made some mistake? I tha case, thermal compensation is not possible,because of the R15 high value and C5 .Only left i think is pulse pickup.As Qiaozhi says, its obviously a prototype, but the PCB was made with the resistor already here. Of course it may not be important, but i see this kind of details as clues to understand the real functionning principles of the device. About Morgan,i know he will do all he can to get the coil data. |
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