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I had -6 Volts without ICs. Now i have mounted all the ICs and i only have 0.7V. Even without the 1N4148 where the LED needs to be.
I have 7.5V where the led is. Which LED do i need to use there? Can the 1N4148 destroy anything in the minus voltage generator circuit?
I dont think so, the 1N4148 should work the same way or not?. And i don't think that the ICs cause the problem. I have used 2N3906 and 2N3904 as suggested in a russian forum because they work better. But i think they work the same but not better.
I had +8.1V and -6V before. OP07 instead of the LM308 and i removed the ceramic 100pf for it. LF412 and TL081, LM358 Audio.
I have also mounted the LM833.
I hope its not a circuit problem.
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Hope you installed sockets for the ICs. Just pop the new Ic's out one at a time and test the Voltages.
The last one out that fixes the Voltages is either bad or has a different pin-out then what the circuit is wired for.
Also ensure didoes and LEDs are not back-wards.
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Not only "not needs". I had unstable IGSL and become much more silent only by removing sockets (which is pain in the *ss). They add parasitic capacitance and op amps did not like it. Situation get much worse with their age. And espetially with these hobby cheap & crappy ones: http://www.sivava.com/image/cache/da...-1-500x500.jpg
Use them only when you intend to test different op amps and once you decide who is the winner, solder them directly into pcb.
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I use sockets everywhere. I dont think that a bad ic could cause this problem because the minus voltage is generated indepentent from the other circuit parts.
I followed Nandors suggestions for ic replacements and used an LF353 instead of an LM358. I didnt knew that LF353 is a replacement for LM358 before.
I had the same problem with my other TGSL and it was one transistor in the -5 circuit.
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I removed all ICs and i still have not the -5V only 0.3V. This means that something destroyed a part in the minus voltage circuit.
I will fix the problem in the minus cirucit and try it again one ic after the other from left to the right.
I have to say that i dont have the potentiometers and switches on my board.
Only one piezo buzzer and the battery.
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I had -7.3 Volts with my old coil attached yesterday. Then i plugged in my ICs today and connected my new coil which is not yet potted and nulled and now i have a steady sound and only 0.6 Volts again.
I see also that my selfmade coil has only 13.95 khz TX . Maybe thats why i had only 25cm. I had the same problem with my TGSL EDU and this coil , ive thought that its a problem at my EDU board but now i have the same problem with this coil.
I think it was a bad ideo to buy a LC Meter instead of measuring the frequency directly mit a Multimeter. 13,95khz with exactly 6.50 mH.
I think one Transistor is faulty in the minus voltage circuit but i dont want to desolder it because i have not touched anything and i used new parts.
I need to check the Potentiometer and disc swicht connections first.
Can someone tell me which connections are the right ones for the Pots?
I have connected the S1 hole from the disk switch to the middle pin of the potentiometer, AllM and Disc to the outter ones.
Thresh Pot - and Thresh pot + to the outter pins of the threshold pot and the other to the middle pin.
Sens Pot 1,2,3 from left to right with the potentiometer laying at the table.
Will i have steady sound without minus voltage?
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