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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by nickel_n View Post
    where are you?
    i was able to buy it in Melbourne ~$7AU
    I will not know if it's ok until I build the detector
    I think he is in Europe, where did you get the chip ?

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  • nickel_n
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    Originally posted by Andi68 View Post
    Yes.
    Here you do not get so easy electronic waste and 5 euros for a LF357 I just do not want to pay
    Or I do not build this circuit and give away my board
    where are you?
    i was able to buy it in Melbourne ~$7AU
    I will not know if it's ok until I build the detector

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  • Andi68
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    Yes.
    Here you do not get so easy electronic waste and 5 euros for a LF357 I just do not want to pay
    Or I do not build this circuit and give away my board

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by Andi68 View Post
    Patience, it takes a while to get all the pieces together.
    I ordered the LF357 in China.

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  • Andi68
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    Patience, it takes a while to get all the pieces together.
    I ordered the LF357 in China.

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  • nickel_n
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    anyone finish it?
    any reports yet?

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  • eclipse
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    AD711/AD712 are improved TL0x1/TL0x2 and they perform nice in all circuits tested and these are expensive too so that's a nice trash bin dig.
    Who says gold can be found only on the field??
    BTW found a 100$ Roman coin the other day just walking in the forest, near the road.

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  • ivconic
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    Originally posted by Andi68 View Post
    Damn, the LF357 is very expensive, it should give a cheaper replacement type.
    The other day i went to local scrapyard. Scrapyards are sometimes like flea markets for me, only cheaper, lot of fun and dirt! And costs nothing!
    And sometimes i get lucky.
    That day i was very lucky!
    I discovered some special medical equipment, large metal box.
    Inside large pcb, all shiny! (gold)
    So i chop it out, put in a car and drive back home.
    What i discovered on it?!!!!!
    - 19 x AD712 in special package, gray strip over the chip (probably meaning something).
    - 11 x AD711 ....
    - 9 x OP37 ......
    - 1 x Xsis2712-B Dc-Dc 24V In/200V Out
    a lot more material which i can't recall right now.
    REAL FORTUNE!
    Top quality! No fakes!
    Price = 0.00
    ...
    So... OP37 is kinda interesting enough to replace LF357.
    (what's good for Garrett - probably is good for us too)

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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by 6666 View Post
    My boards have arrived and are very nice, ran into a problem with parts cannot get a BC516 unless I buy 400,
    the closest PNP darlington I can get only has a HFE of 750 which is very low and probably not suitable
    I found some MPSA64 in my junk box will try those

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  • Andi68
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    Damn, the LF357 is very expensive, it should give a cheaper replacement type.

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  • Andi68
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    But I'm just considering whether a BC516 is really necessary as a driver for the TIP31?
    In my opinion there is a BC327-40

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  • 6666
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    Originally posted by scs View Post
    You can make yourself a Darlington from two transistors, no problem.

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  • scs
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    You can make yourself a Darlington from two transistors, no problem.

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  • 6666
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    My boards have arrived and are very nice, ran into a problem with parts cannot get a BC516 unless I buy 400,
    the closest PNP darlington I can get only has a HFE of 750 which is very low and probably not suitable

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