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  • Faroukbns
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    Originally posted by walkman View Post
    All for forum's
    My brother walkman thank you very much

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  • Toros
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    Originally posted by walkman View Post
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    walkman walkman

    ​Walkman, Is there a hex file for the PIC processor from the board?​

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  • walkman
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    All for forum's
    Attached Files

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  • ZOUjiarui
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    What's the use, it can only be used 300 times, he is just a decoration. Faroukbns, do you have unlimited program files?

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  • Faroukbns
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    Hi
    Can any one share the sprint layout file of this discriminator of delta pulse2 please??
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  • Faroukbns
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    Starina Schulz about his mods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc5w_w2Xh0w
    Hello, brother
    I just thank you for this project which worked perfectly with me (turkish pcb)
    for the ICs I used original circuits from texas instrument with a TL081 instead of the lf357
    and I set the pulse widths using the attached help
    Thank you very much once again my brother​

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  • Badim49
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    ж

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  • Badim49
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    Can I also have a link to download files ?

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  • kt315
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    Quote: Posted by []
    H, i nearly finished all, i have 2 question:
    - the trimmer P.P.S. 100K which value has to been set? If i move the value what does it change?
    - tantalum capacitor are on the bottom side right? And i have to see the position in the picture dp__mir_bot31.jpg in the folder "new board"?
    Thank you

    hi
    1/ noticed on the schematic
    2/ noticed in BOM file
    3/ 100Hz or 120Hz

    tantalum just on bottom side. they all are SMD, just SMD type.
    polarity is visible by (+) sign in bottom mask layer, try to look by zoom glass.
    PLEASE learn the tantalums using GOOGLE search.

    pleasure

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  • kt315
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    Starina Schulz about his mods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc5w_w2Xh0w

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  • kt315
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    R23-R24 and R25-R26 again

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    I confirm that i received yesterday, really good PCB. I ask you one thing: in the DP_BOM file, in the list there are precision resistors R23-R24 and R25-R26 with 4.70Kohm, but on the PCB is written 4.72KOhm. Do you think that is similar and not important if i use one or the other resistor or is better one value? I noticed that they must be tuned in pair.


    good. you had got Winter Project.
    there was not a note to set precision resistors but my understanding of schematic says me to use them.
    so i added this demand.
    you need fundamental knowledge... open tables https://riedon.com/blog/e24-e48-e96-...sistor-values/
    you can use - 4,6
    4.72
    4.75
    or, take much resistors 20-50pcs, 1% 0.5%, from/off one party and choice the pairs by measuring.
    remember, after soldering their values can floated... another way you can measure after the heating.
    all the best

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  • Faroukbns
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    Thank you brother, merci infiniment

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  • kt315
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    take turkish layout of our turkish amigo. it is free. now is a time for Winter Project. good time... long long time under a snow...

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  • Faroukbns
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    Thanks a lot br
    Can you share gerber files of sniffer please?

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  • kt315
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    sniff is re-tuned on 300PPS, it maybe good if you use good reserve batt, meaning Amper * Hour value of the batt.

    An ampere hour or amp hour (symbol: A⋅h or A h; often simplified as Ah) is a unit of electric charge, having dimensions of electric current multiplied by time, equal to the charge transferred by a steady current of one ampere flowing for one hour, or 3,600 coulombs.[1][2]

    The commonly seen milliampere hour (symbol: mA⋅h, mA h, simplified as mAh) is one-thousandth of an ampere hour (3.6 coulombs).

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