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  • Tekeweke
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    hello, my damping resistor is 330R and my coil has a 3R or so.
    Now this function but with 7.53 volts and detects only large pieces of about 20cm or 8 inches in the air.
    if I raise the voltage to 12V battery. TIP my 127 overheats to the point of almost melting.
    I use this circuit for a 2N2222 and four MPF102. and a MPSA14

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  • bernte_one
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    hello
    if tip 127 gets hot test following
    r of coil not under 2R
    L of coil not undr 400micro Henry
    damping resistor not lower specs as in shematic (maybe your one hs to high tolerance 320r instead of 330 for example)

    i had in mind that the switch was for fine adjust (offset?)

    i wasn´t able to see a pinpoint mode when i had switch installed

    regards

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  • Tekeweke
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    I finish my barracuda, but I feed him the TIP127 burn as an iron warmed anyone knows why this happened because the layout of the PCB is correct

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  • TH Jim
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    Pinpointing - puts it into non motion mode. See similar mods made to surf pi in the surf pi thread.

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  • satdaveuk
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    Well we need to find out what what switch 2 was for dont we, its not good enough

    Regards

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  • Tekeweke
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    ok thank Ap.

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  • ApBerg
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    Originally posted by Tekeweke View Post
    Hello ap consultation, in the photo list two points sorry if my question is what intrigues me ovbia but marked with blue # 1. Because the PCB assembly is a jump and the prototype.No
    and number 2 that is going on those two points?
    regards
    The link (1 ) can be replaced by a extern pot to make a extern delay.

    The switch ( 2 ) is not used.... see the start from the Baracuda post , it is not very clear what the function is...

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  • Tekeweke
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    Hello ap consultation, in the photo list two points sorry if my question is what intrigues me ovbia but marked with blue # 1. Because the PCB assembly is a jump and the prototype.No
    and number 2 that is going on those two points?
    regards
    Attached Files

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by bernte_one View Post
    then i placed 78L05 and 79L05 (new one) back to pcb but when i turn on 78l05 still gets hot
    seems that it is overcharged - think i will check all what what is in line with "in" pin of 78l05
    Perhaps there's a short on the output of the 78L05.
    Try connecting the 78L05 using only the I/P and GND pins, and then measure the voltage on the O/P pin (i.e. with no load).

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  • bernte_one
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    hello

    thanks for help
    but i am still not at the end

    i removed 78L05 and 79L05 and measure voltage between pin 5 of 7660 and GND. i measured 9,5V and both electrolytics (marked on picture) are 25 V.
    diode D8 was ok too.
    then i placed 78L05 and 79L05 (new one) back to pcb but when i turn on 78l05 still gets hot
    seems that it is overcharged - think i will check all what what is in line with "in" pin of 78l05

    any other info for voltage of ic´s that i can measure or some test points


    or has anyone interest to buy that board 20€ plus shipping within europe
    external pots for thres and delay and internal for offset
    regards

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by UFO View Post
    I got a bad 7660 with my Baracuda, Silverdog replaced it.

    I also ordered one from eBay, .99 cents, shipping included, to have as a spare or another project.

    It's possible it was a bad batch of 7660's.
    7660s "blow up" really easily if you accidentally connect the battery in reverse. Also, depending on the version, the maximum voltage that can be applied is either 10V or 12V.

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  • UFO
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    I got a bad 7660 with my Baracuda, Silverdog replaced it.

    I also ordered one from eBay, .99 cents, shipping included, to have as a spare or another project.

    It's possible it was a bad batch of 7660's.

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  • wallker
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    Hi Bernd,

    there is no need to cut anything on board, just remove both regulators (78L05 and 79L05) and measure voltage between pin 5 of 7660 and GND. You should measure some 8.5 V to 10 V, if no than the most likely 7660 will be the problem, but first make sure that both electrolytics (marked on picture) are 25 V.
    And finaly inspect diode D8.
    If problem after all those remain trace line from pin 7 of 7660 and inspect everything on that line.

    Regards Marko.
    Attached Files
    Last edited by wallker; 06-01-2012, 03:11 PM. Reason: Forgot picture

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  • 6666
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    bernd

    There is one thing you can try, cut the pcb track and isolate the rest of the circuit
    so there is no load on the two regulators and see what you measure.

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  • bernte_one
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    hello

    i changed for sure the 78l05 near icl7660
    but it gets hot too
    i measure
    78l06
    in to gnd 5v
    out to gnd 2,8v
    in to out -1,9v

    79l05
    gnd to out 0,8v
    gnd to in -1,7v
    in to out 2,5v

    components are placed like the component overlay
    only get 0,05v at audio out

    tested for short circuits and cold solder points

    i anyone has a idea i would be happy

    regards bernd

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