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Old 12-20-2007, 06:49 PM
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Esteban, I think the IR work in conjunction with the IF wide bandwidth of the coil as a receving enhancer. I think I know what he had in mind. I still think that with another winding configuration for the coil there could be an improvement. I have several oscilator circuits at disposal which I could include the timer and try using another winding configuration. Do you allow me to do that if I have time?

Also I think I may know where this patent is.

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And this unbalances the equilibrium.
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Old 12-20-2007, 07:03 PM
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Hi Esteban,

Are you saying that this device will not work as a medium range locator if the IR circuit is not included?
Can work, but IR helps a lot.
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Old 12-20-2007, 07:50 PM
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Be patient. Morgan has only posted 2 of the 6 circuits so far. Perhaps, after that, we can get a translation.
Anyway, all the resistor values are missing.
OK, Man, good work, very nice. our eyes is on your abilities to translate it to a usable and brief form. now I'm somehow confused that surely some others are so.
again especial thanks for Morgan, Esteban and thanks for other diligents; Qiaozhi, Max. god bless you all for your efforts.
If all details be reflected exact right and be combined with your efforts will become a great unforgettable memento from makers.
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Old 12-20-2007, 11:21 PM
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OK, Man, good work, very nice. our eyes is on your abilities to translate it to a usable and brief form. now I'm somehow confused that surely some others are so.
again especial thanks for Morgan, Esteban and thanks for other diligents; Qiaozhi, Max. god bless you all for your efforts.
If all details be reflected exact right and be combined with your efforts will become a great unforgettable memento from makers.
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Old 12-20-2007, 11:25 PM
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OK, Man, good work, very nice. our eyes is on your abilities to translate it to a usable and brief form. now I'm somehow confused that surely some others are so.
again especial thanks for Morgan, Esteban and thanks for other diligents; Qiaozhi, Max. god bless you all for your efforts.
If all details be reflected exact right and be combined with your efforts will become a great unforgettable memento from makers.
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Old 12-20-2007, 11:35 PM
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Hi Morgan,

Thanks - so that's what it means.
R13 = 470 ohms, 5% tolerance.

Now - with circuit #2:
R2 = 82k, R3 = 27k, R5 = 12k, etc.
But - R1 has 5 colours (not including gold, which is the tolerance) and R4 only has 2 colours. Please can you recheck these? Either 3 or 4 bands + tolerance is normal.
Important note:
R1(circuit2)
R5(circuit3)
R1(circuit6)
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Old 12-20-2007, 11:49 PM
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PCB2 values.
R4 to be confirmed.
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PCB nº2

C1 1nF+6n8
C2 1nf + 1n8
C3 10nF
C4 10nF
C5 10nF
R1 …. (2120 ?
R2 82k
T1 BC558
T2 BC547
C6 100uF
C7 47nF
R3 27k
C8 22nF
C9 100uF
R4 1R
C10 100nF (?)
R5 12k
D1 1N4148
R6 2k7
T3 BC558
T4 BC548
R7 150R
R8 12k
C11 3n3
R9 1k
C12 1nF
R10 1k
R11 100k
R12 12k
R13 470r
R14 22R
R15 100k
R16 8k2

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Hello Fred,i already put some corrections about resistors in PCB 2,3,6.
Unfortunly i dont have permition to open the antenna,but i think if we have some genius here,we can build and put to work this device.
I saw carefuly the Antenna and didnt find any Infra Red,maybe its inside...
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Old 12-21-2007, 01:58 AM
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I hope esteban can help about the "antenna".

Here is the PCB2 reverse-engineered.It may contain errors of course.
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Old 12-21-2007, 06:55 AM
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max, you certified me?

circuit 1 regulator
circuit 2 modulation and filters?
circuit 3 amplifier?
circuit 4 sound tac tac
circuit 5 preamplifier?
circuit 6 oscilator

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Old 12-21-2007, 09:31 AM
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Important note:
R1(circuit2)
R5(circuit3)
R1(circuit6)
are the same(red,brown,red,black,white,golden)
You can see one of them in the center of this photo.Attachment 3701
Hi Morgan,

Please could you make an in-circuit resistance measurement of this resistor? It's probably a 2.12K resistor. This particular colour coding is unknown to me.
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:32 AM
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Hello Fred,i already put some corrections about resistors in PCB 2,3,6.
Unfortunly i dont have permition to open the antenna,but i think if we have some genius here,we can build and put to work this device.
I saw carefuly the Antenna and didnt find any Infra Red,maybe its inside...
Hi Morgan,

Please could you also check the connectivity of the wiring to the antenna, i.e. what is the resistance measurement between the different wires?
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:36 AM
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I hope esteban can help about the "antenna".

Here is the PCB2 reverse-engineered.It may contain errors of course.
Regards,
Fred.
I have completed the reverse-engineering of circuit #5, but some visitors are coming to my home today. Hopefully I can post the result in a day or two. So far I cannot see any evidence of a 7kV generator. It looks more like a receiver to me.

Morgan - one more request -> please could you also do a connectivity test on the ferrite cores. i.e. what are the resistances between the wires that go to the coils?
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:49 AM
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And this unbalances the equilibrium.
What equilibrium?
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:54 AM
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LRL Pistoldetektor circuit 1Attachment 3673

Attachment 3674
Hummm...

Clue#1: Sonalarme S3 30VIC 2.8Kz transducer.
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:55 AM
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Clue#2: Some EPCOS electrolytic capacitors.
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Old 12-21-2007, 09:59 AM
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I saw carefuly the Antenna and didnt find any Infra Red,maybe its inside...
Maybe there isn't... And it's in fact a second regenerative coil.
Maybe... There is...
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Old 12-21-2007, 10:46 AM
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Important note:
R1(circuit2)
R5(circuit3)
R1(circuit6)
are the same(red,brown,red,black,white,golden)
You can see one of them in the center of this photo.Attachment 3701
Hi Morgan,
from what I know that color scheme have no meaning :

red,brown,red,black,white,golden

You have to recheck it cause it's maybe as this:

red,brown,red,black,gray,brown

If so , resistor values are :

2120 ohm 0.05% (tolerance) 100ppm/°K (temperature coeff.)

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max, you certified me?

circuit 1 regulator
circuit 2 modulation and filters?
circuit 3 amplifier?
circuit 4 sound tac tac
circuit 5 preamplifier?
circuit 6 oscilator

apologies my bad english
hups
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Hi detectoman,
we need all schematics to say better ...but that's my idea...

I think:

PCB1 = voltage regulator based on LM317 IC
PCB2 = rf mixer
PCB3 = rf preamplifier ?
PCB4 = square wave oscillator (that probably drive TX coil)
PCB5 = regenerative crystal demodulator ?
PCB6 = threshold detector and led driver

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Old 12-21-2007, 11:47 AM
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Hi,
this is pcb1 schematic and my calculation gives exactly 9volts output for it: so at middle of battery voltage when they are at full charge.

So know we know that circuit works at 9V stabilized supply.

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Here:
http://www.samengstrom.com/nxl/10116...e_page.en.html
Imputing the code gives a value of 212 R./ 0.25%
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Old 12-21-2007, 01:11 PM
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Maybe there isn't... And it's in fact a second regenerative coil.
Maybe... There is...
I speak with Alonso and he told me there are IR, maybe not in it, maybe in other variation/modification of same pistol. For the same reason old PDCs don't have IR and other modern PDC contain this.

In few time I'll have access the schematic.

About equilibrium, this is the adjustment in the best sensibility point capable to be dislocate for the signal received by the IR.
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Old 12-21-2007, 01:47 PM
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Hi Morgan,

Please could you also check the connectivity of the wiring to the antenna, i.e. what is the resistance measurement between the different wires?
Hello
I take out resistor and the measurement 18.09 (using 20kohm),so its something like 18k or 19k.
I hope we discover all electronic mistery aroud this device...
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Old 12-21-2007, 02:11 PM
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Hi Morgan,

Please could you also check the connectivity of the wiring to the antenna, i.e. what is the resistance measurement between the different wires?
Hello
This is more complicate because for acurate measurements i must take out all the 7 cables who goes to antenna,i already glued all the circuits into wood box...
We will see,i will do this if Esteban cant help us with the Directional Antenna.

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Old 12-21-2007, 02:17 PM
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Its 18k or 19k

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Old 12-21-2007, 03:00 PM
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max:?

circuit 1 regulator
circuit 2 modulation and filters?
circuit 3 amplifier?
circuit 4 sound bip bip ( correction ) may be i am novicie'
circuit 5 preamplifier?
circuit 6 oscilator (these early oscilator basif) for coil, tipe ch. rakes ha, may be


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