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  • Here is the story
    On the SCS schematic, he shows capacitors C11 and C12, they are across + battery and the new - voltage
    with out C12 220uF the power supply oscillates, this oscillation wave form now appears on the + and - 4 volt voltage rails, and destroys the TX 555 pulse out.

    On the Ivconic schematic he has drawn these two caps c11-c12 as C23 and C24, but seems to have omitted them from the PCB layout, or at least I cannot find where they go.
    To fix this, I have soldered a 220uF cap across U5a +and - rail and the oscillation has stopped the rails are now clean DC and the pulse from the TX 555 looks ok
    U5a is a rail splitter and produces + and - 4 volts

    If you make this circuit make sure that the capacitor is in the circuit, and at least 220uF


    ( As a side note I modelled this in spice, (crash coarse cannot believe it worked ) how the heck does spice know the power supply oscillates with out the 220uF cap across it ? )

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    • Good on you for catching that. I hope one day to return to work on this circuit.

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      • have several pcbs here, i run out of time and interest
        so i offer pcbs europe wide

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        • Originally posted by ivconic View Post
          Anybody made it yet?
          Any video?
          I am too busy in this period, unfortunately i can't have time to pay on this.
          But i would really like to see if somebody make success with this detector.
          Ivconic, when you laid out the PCB which schematic did you use ?, thanks.

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          • Originally posted by 6666 View Post
            Ivconic, when you laid out the PCB which schematic did you use ?, thanks.
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            • Hey 6666
              did you manage to get it running?

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              • Originally posted by nickel_n View Post
                Hey 6666
                did you manage to get it running?

                Hi Not yet I discovered a problem with the PCB just trying to sort out whats going on.

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                • Thank's 6666

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                  • Hello Ivconic, I have discovered late last night that your PCB layout does not match your redrawn schematic pin numbers.
                    I guess I missed a post about it.
                    But when I buzzed the pcb this is what I got
                    u3a pins 567
                    u3b pins 123
                    u4a pins 567
                    u4b pins 123
                    u5b pins 567 correct labels
                    I think I got this correct or I have embarrassed myself

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                    • Originally posted by 6666 View Post
                      Hello Ivconic, I have discovered late last night that your PCB layout does not match your redrawn schematic pin numbers.
                      I guess I missed a post about it.
                      But when I buzzed the pcb this is what I got
                      u3a pins 567
                      u3b pins 123
                      u4a pins 567
                      u4b pins 123
                      u5b pins 567 correct labels
                      I think I got this correct or I have embarrassed myself
                      Yes is true.
                      Why is that?
                      First i draw schematic. And is not important whether you will use first or second opamp in dual packaged opamp.
                      But later when i try do draw pcb according that schematic; sometimes is more easy and more convenient to switch opamps from dual (or quad) and use second one instead first on specific place on pcb.
                      As long as inverting, non-inverting and output pins are on the same place where supposed to be.
                      It is the same if you'll use "567" or "321". Opamps inside are the same.

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                      • sometimes is more easy and more convenient to switch opamps
                        No worries , I thought that was the reason,
                        just thought I would mention it for other people making the project, I'm still waiting some parts.

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                        • hi all
                          i made this detector but not working
                          vt9(bc337) has been hot and sound is continuse
                          i made the original sasho's pcb
                          best regard
                          zakari

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                          • hi sasho
                            if you are here yet please help me
                            i made according this schematic
                            Attached Files

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                            • hi all
                              the pcb's
                              Attached Files

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