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hello to all of the forums, I bought an electronic time ago, should be a bounty hunter, but I do not have the diagram to mount, I would like to know where the wires go and how many volts of current work; where the speaker wires go: and where the plate is to be mounted, could someone help me? tanks
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Well the from the patent number on that board its probably a White's made in the late 80's.
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yes ok, I had also found this but I still unable to understand where and how the power is connected, the speaker, and the plate, someone could make me see where? scoring + and -? thanksComment
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Well you either need to draw the schematic or hope someone has seen it before and
can post a picture...Comment
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Wow, this will be difficult. Looks like a very old circuit, maybe a Big Bud.Originally posted by roccocoin View PostComment
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Microprocessor Z86 we can find inside new BH Quick Draw II too, so as Carl-Nc says, it can lead from old Big Bud.Comment
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Yes Here's a picture of my Tracker 505 ID the layout looks similar though mine doesn't have the Micro;
It also has some marking on the wire connections...Comment
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Teknetics Big Bud Pro SE is full analog. here Zilog micro based sch. seems it may be Quick Draw II but then topickiller has to find out a LCD to it... the micro offers using a LCD.Comment
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Could be, but there was at least 5 version of BH Big Bud and some of those was digital (par example Big Bud Pro S.E.D.).Originally posted by kt315 View PostComment
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I did look the patent US4677384.pdf... George Payne must say more...Comment
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I thank all those who are helping me but really I see it hard to mount this metal detectorComment
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ok, thanks but on my pcb there a processor and I think that the power could be with 2 battery packsComment
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