Mineoro210-part2-sensor

[Geo]

You wrote at Greek forum that it is not the same model!!!!
Now what are you mean????

[minime]

You wrote at Greek forum that it is not the same model!!!!
Now what are you mean????

Hi Geo.
As I have said at the Greek forum I didn't even know from what this was in the first place. After the recognition of it as the circuit of beeing a mineoro by the other fellow there, you seemed to agree that this should be the FG79 model. The other fellow was much more sure aqbout it, when he cleraly said that this circuit is 100% same as the mineoro's circuits! I'm sure that he knows much more than both of us on that & his statement is considered far more reliable than trying to find errors on that circuit by comparing it with just photos from a 2 side board! At least he said/claimed that he had fully desolved a unit of them, and thats why he has been the first one that he could recognize it so positively, even after you have seen it & you were saying it must be just a pinpointer device
So lets just assume that this is the schematic of the mineoros older (and out of production as someone said) units, instead of trying to edit it and provide something, that will not be as close as that one, after all the added "quessing modifications" that may come out from just looking the board photos from here. I can accept his recognitiom as far more true than anyone else, as it is his statement that made you to start later to editing it in the first place. The credits of finding it, should go to that young fellow there after all... don't you agree?

I'm more than curious to find out if that is really the same circuit as it should be found inside of one of the older & obsolete mineoro units, as this will rise more questions to me, about the ferrite probe version of the probe that my info shows, instead of an ion chamber!
For example, that may lead to suspect that the chamber can be directly replaced by a double coil on a ferrite! Isn't that a different approach? And what that would mean for the working behaviour of the unit, after all!

[Fred]

I appreciate the efforts to show diagrams here, but before trying to build such a device, don´t you think the first thing to do would be to know if it works ? From "all" the device sold, i have never heard of the proof that one is really working.
After all it would never come to mind to try to duplicate a rangertelll, even if it so easy to build.

[Morgan]

MINEORO

Hi Geo.
As I have said at the Greek forum I didn't even know from what this was in the first place. After the recognition of it as the circuit of beeing a mineoro by the other fellow there, you seemed to agree that this should be the FG79 model. The other fellow was much more sure aqbout it, when he cleraly said that this circuit is 100% same as the mineoro's circuits! I'm sure that he knows much more than both of us on that & his statement is considered far more reliable than trying to find errors on that circuit by comparing it with just photos from a 2 side board! At least he said/claimed that he had fully desolved a unit of them, and thats why he has been the first one that he could recognize it so positively, even after you have seen it & you were saying it must be just a pinpointer device
So lets just assume that this is the schematic of the mineoros older (and out of production as someone said) units, instead of trying to edit it and provide something, that will not be as close as that one, after all the added "quessing modifications" that may come out from just looking the board photos from here. I can accept his recognitiom as far more true than anyone else, as it is his statement that made you to start later to editing it in the first place. The credits of finding it, should go to that young fellow there after all... don't you agree?

I'm more than curious to find out if that is really the same circuit as it should be found inside of one of the older & obsolete mineoro units, as this will rise more questions to me, about the ferrite probe version of the probe that my info shows, instead of an ion chamber!
For example, that may lead to suspect that the chamber can be directly replaced by a double coil on a ferrite! Isn't that a different approach? And what that would mean for the working behaviour of the unit, after all!

Thanks for post this schematic.
Afther read your thread,i think the PD Ferrite also can be replaced by one Gold Ionic Chamber type MINEORO... Maybe

[J_Player]

I appreciate the efforts to show diagrams here, but before trying to build such a device, don´t you think the first thing to do would be to know if it works ? From "all" the device sold, i have never heard of the proof that one is really working.
After all it would never come to mind to try to duplicate a rangertelll, even if it so easy to build.

Exactly...!
Who would spend their time building an LRL before they were sure it works first?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Geo]

Exactly...!
Who would spend their time building an LRL before they were sure it works first?

Best wishes,
J_P

A schematic is not good only for construction reason.
You can check it to see how the company is thinking...

Regards

[Fred]

Exactly...!
Who would spend their time building an LRL before they were sure it works first?

Best wishes,
J_P

I don´t know about being sure, but a least having someone aparently serious saying so would be a good incentive, still to happen for any mineoro device.

[Geo]

Happy New Year to all of you and to your Families!!!

[Morgan]

Happy new year

Happy New Year to all of you and to your Families!!!

Happy new year

[takhslambos]

2011

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL.

[raff33]

Happy new year all forum

[ban]

fg 79

Q/ how to circuit mineoro fg79 ?

[kooroshxfx1]

hello

help me

i need file hex atmega 8

tanks

[reza vir]

hello

help me

i need file hex atmega 8

tanks

this schematic have not micro Ic ?????

atmega 8 for Which schematic ????

[Geo]

this schematic have not micro Ic ?????

atmega 8 for Which schematic ????

Here is the schematic

http://www.longrangelocators.com/forums/showpost.php?p=121701&postcount=80

but i have not the code (hex)