I need help with idx pro silverdog red pcb!!

[Tibuck19]

NOT. i am trying to tell you that you did whole job in vain. now you destroyed a metalization in pcb's holes somewhere
in result of the desoldering and just added new troubles.

Seeing how it was no longer working right before i " destroyed it lol" you are not entirely wrong the throwholes and traces are rather small and weak on this board, i do have a rather good desoldering station, ( not a hand pump sucker and desoldering wick! as for adding to trouble it is very possible the few repairs on the traces i had to do might influence or induce some side effects,But again i was not working before the invasive destructive investigation as to what and why it went from working perfectly to having a problem. But rest assured the day after the new board arrives i shall be populating that one to see more clearly what is going on with this one.

however indulge me in a thought if you may, is it not a good practise of hands on learning to read and learn from others with more experience and try swapping things around to better understand the effects one component has on another? i don't know why you rather point out the obvious and being negative, rather than the enjoyment for taking in and sharing knowledge about something we are all clearly passionate about. I Don't just want to have this detector working for it to work, i want to understand why and what to do to solve the problem so one day we can all walk away with something learned and or, perhaps even help improve upon the design of the this circuit,

Again i want to point out, most think the 6b coils dont work with this IDX circuit and im saying it has worked for last two years and work really well i might add, I don't know if its the same where your from however, in North America there are a lot of these used coils in the wild, Would it not be better if we could use them and make them useful again and keep the name Whites Electronics a live a little while longer.

[kt315]

i don't know why you rather point out the obvious and being negative, rather than the enjoyment for taking in and sharing knowledge about something we are all clearly passionate about.
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MY ENGLISH IS NOT MY NATIVE. it's FIRST. i write as i can write.
so your emotional waves leave out please.
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yes, people did not wish to buy but that is their right. then i sold all batch at ebay because the ignoring.
i do all for people. sometimes they do not want to understand in what devices they sure need -!
why they do not want to help for yourself in cases similar to your one???
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[Tibuck19]

On page 86 fig 9-4 would one of my problems be coming from the BC327 and BC547 two transistor oscillator? even though i replaced both of them perhaps one of the resisters values had increased causing the step ladder effect?
it is also doing the same thing with the 15 inch 6b coil only the steps are more vertical and horizontal

[kt315]

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[Tibuck19]

Thank you KT, not very helpful but thank you just the nonetheless, Why i am asking is if i prob the top of the board and they tops of the poly caps and the tops two transistors, i get the TX sine wave showing on the oscope with less amplitude then i would if i prob collector, also when i place the prob on the TX wire, not the bare wire but the plastic coating, if i keep probing the top of the board around U8 there are other wave forms showing on the Oscope.

[Tibuck19]

This is the Tx oscillation from the transistors, with only a coil and U1 Ne5534, It look very different of that is described on page 76, When all other ic are in the board this wave form can be seen throughout the board, is this a normal oscillation waveform?