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  • kt315
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    small bricks in your still undecided will not be balked, thinking my friend Pat... this is Coronado I did handle repair... I believe verbal intuitive feeling thought has a place to be more in this world... if simple photos, schematics etc are not effective... so I did add an old coin photo too...
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  • Pat
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    Whites pcb

    I just want to say thanks to everyone who responded, I'm still undecided on what to do.And to KT215 that's the same exact detector. I was thinking of makeing a new PCB, But I'm only an amature and I found out it's a two sided board, way out of my league. Still don't know what to do yet. Thanks again guys.

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  • Darko
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    Thanks Qiaozhi. Will be better.

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  • Qiaozhi
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    Originally posted by Darko View Post
    Yes. I think there are files which can be used for repairing Surf PCB. Thanks for that archive. By the way, when can we expect MLAB_VLF.rar?
    Hi Darko,

    Sorry to be pedantic, but you've spelled "professional" incorrectly in your avatar.

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  • Darko
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    Originally posted by kt315 View Post
    schematic? it is the Classic... White's Classic.

    Darko, thanks lots for link.

    Yes. I think there are files which can be used for repairing Surf PCB. Thanks for that archive. By the way, when can we expect MLAB_VLF.rar?

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  • kt315
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    Pat, $120 is very expensive for this work! let Whites go to hell! these guys are living in capitalistic environment in time Obama is demanding them to face middle class inhabitants!
    wtf they do!!!

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  • kt315
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    yes, see, it is Surf PI. sorry.
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  • Mrand
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    Classic was mounted on to plate #505-0170.
    Mrand

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  • kt315
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    schematic? it is the Classic... White's Classic.

    Pat, can you send me the PCB I could desoldered it all and to give people clear picture?
    if not... then sorry... you are leaving with your problem.

    Darko, thanks lots for link.

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  • Mrand
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    If this is White′s PI from the year 1994, can then be Surfmaster PI. Surfmaster in 1992 was assembled on the plate #505-0188. On the photo is the number 505-0194. Perhaps this is the later version Surfmaster PI?
    Mrand

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  • chemelec
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    Originally posted by Pat View Post
    Thank you for responding, this is the board. This is a golden oldie, It was a very deep machine, just two controls, pulse delay and tuner.This was deeper than some of the newer ones they came out with later on. . Thanks again.
    Do you have the Schematic for it?

    I could probably Re-Create a PCB for it.

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  • Darko
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    http://www.geotech1.com/forums/showp...83&postcount=1

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  • Pat
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    Whites PI PCB

    Thank you for responding, this is the board. This is a golden oldie, It was a very deep machine, just two controls, pulse delay and tuner.This was deeper than some of the newer ones they came out with later on. . Thanks again.
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    Last edited by Pat; 10-22-2010, 09:17 PM. Reason: wanted to explain how old this unit was and how good.

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  • Geo
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    Is it something like this???
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  • Pat
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    Whites PI PCB

    By any chance does anyone have a copy of a Whites PCB #505 from 1994 If so can you please e-mail to me or post it. It would be a great help. Thanks guys. Mine took a dump in the ocean a few years ago and is all coroded I'de like to make a new board. #505=0194=A . Thanks again
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