Post photo of your LRL project?

[hung]

Hi,
yes... but if schematic is correct, the Morgan's PD is different and he gets ferrite circuit off when other stuff is on. So ferrite does nothing... at least... seems that way on Morgan's PD with that schematic.

In other kinds I don't know... and maybe the two things work at same time... possible, but I don't know which kind of increased value can give the ferrite receiver there.

Kind regards,
Max

Esteban is correct.
Morgan's PD is no different. The switch wirings Morgan provided can lead to errors in which one might think it does nothing. PCB5 must be used in conjunction with PCB2 otherwise it won't work properly.
Don't be fooled. I wasn't.

[Max]

Esteban is correct.
Morgan's PD is no different. The switch wirings Morgan provided can lead to errors in which one might think it does nothing. PCB5 must be used in conjunction with PCB2 otherwise it won't work properly.
Don't be fooled. I wasn't.

Hi Hung,
so you say that the switch wiring is wrong ?
Can you please post correction here ?

Kind regards,
Max

[Max]

In the first model, for long range detection works the two in one position of the switch, but in other position you disconnect ferrite and use as normal MD for to search the item in the revolved sand.

Hi,
so it's like detectoman's explaination: one mode for normal search and the other for pinpointing only ?

If is that way... all make sense about presence of the ferrite thing.

Problem is that Morgan reported that device works just at one position of switch... then seems does nothing at the other 2.

I cannot explain this behaviour: I will expect e.g. long range detection in one position and just short detection in pinpointing mode... but seems is not that way.

Morgan do you confirm my thoughts ?

Kind regards,
Max

[Morgan]

LRL

In the first model, for long range detection works the two in one position of the switch, but in other position you disconnect ferrite and use as normal MD for to search the item in the revolved sand.

Yes,maybe there is some error when i copy the schematic...

[Morgan]

LRL

Hi,
so it's like detectoman's explaination: one mode for normal search and the other for pinpointing only ?

If is that way... all make sense about presence of the ferrite thing.

Problem is that Morgan reported that device works just at one position of switch... then seems does nothing at the other 2.

I cannot explain this behaviour: I will expect e.g. long range detection in one position and just short detection in pinpointing mode... but seems is not that way.

Morgan do you confirm my thoughts ?

Kind regards,
Max

Hello

There is the possibility of some error when i copy this device.
I will correct as soon as possible!!!

Regards

[Fred]

Hi Morgan,

The sensitive part here is the wiring from the switch.As long as it is right , the diagram must be OK.
It is important to see if there is solder bridge between left and right rows of contacts in the switch.

Regards,
Fred.

[Geo]

Hi Fred.
I don't see any bridge
Regards

[Fred]

Hi Fred.
I don't see any bridge
Regards

I cannot be sure for the left contacts on the picture.The upper are soldered, i dont know about the lower one.
regards,
Fred.

[J_Player]

There is the possibility of some error when i copy this device.
I will correct as soon as possible!!!

There is no error in copying the switch for the pistol detector. Several people have built circuit boards for this detector that work ok from the schematic Max made that shows the same switch arrangement.

The problem came because Morgan made separate circuit boards instead of a single board that carries the Vcc and ground to all the places on his different boards. If you build the circuit from Max schematic with 6 separate boards, then the ground and Vcc are carried by jumpers from one board to the next. By removing ferrite board-5, you also remove the ground jumper that connects the ground to board-3 and then jumps to board 2. For Morgan, this ground connection can be replaced by adding a simple jumper from the power boiard-1 ground to a ground trace on board-2. If this jumper is added, then his circuit should work fine the same as the others who built the circuit on a single board from Max's plans.

No improvement in the omega circuit is achieved by adding the ferrite circuit. The ferrite circuit works independently of the omega and is never powered to the on state when the omega is running in the Morgan version of the pistol detector.

The only part of the ferrite circuit that will have some influence on the omega circuit of Morgan's pistol detector is the wire from the green led that connects to the 390k with parallel 100nf +42k to ground. These 3 components could be added to reproduce the slight reduction in sensitivity found in the original Morgan omega circuit, But several people have built the omega circuit without these parts from the ferrite board and are not having problems with the operation of the omega board. There is no error in the switch.

Best wishes,
J_P

[hung]

The ferrite circuit works independently of the omega and is never powered to the on state when the omega is running in the Morgan version of the pistol detector.

Wrong.

[hung]

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[J_Player]

Wrong.

The picture you posted does not show a mistake. It shows the switch wired as Morgan says it is wired. Everyone who has built a circuit from the switch information Morgan provided has produced a working circuit board except Morgan, who made the omega circuit on separate boards.

If there is any mistake in what we are seeing in the photo, you have not shown us where it is. If you are able to post a switch diagram showing the correct switch wiring and contacts for the different switch positions, then we will be able to see some mistake that is not shown in the photo you posted.

Best wishes,
J_P

[Fred]

Wrong.

You are right, how could i have been so blind!
Thank you for enlighting me !

Fred

[J_Player]

Is hung trying to stop Morgan from putting power to his pistol detector project?

Why is hung spreading false information about an error in the switch wiring? To keep us from building the circuit? We all know the ferrite circuit is not active when the omega circuit is turned on. And all who have built the circuit find the omega board powers up fine without any ferrite circuit. But hung tries stop Morgan from connecting the needed jumper wire so his boards will work like the others who built the circuit. Why is this? To try to make us believe the omega coils won't work without using the ferrite?

Maybe Fred is right...
Maybe hung invented a special diode disguised as a switch for Alonso to use when he built the pistol detector.
But wait... It can't be a simple diode. There must be more to this... Just look at the secret circuits hung showed meter readings on from the Ranger Tell. After failing to show the Ranger Tell had any transmitting or receiving circuits hidden inside, he changed his story to radionics being the principle of operation.

Do you suppose there is a small gold-detecting circuit module hidden inside the pistol detector switch that will not work unless the disconnected ferrite board is attached by a wire? Does the turned-off ferrite board cause the switch to emit gold target signals that are shot in a signal line to the omega circuit board? Now this sounds like a real accomplishment. It fooled all of us including Morgan into thinking we are looking at a simple slide switch!

Note for Morgan: Make X-ray of the switch next time you borrow the pistol detector so we can see the hidden secret parts inside.

Best wishes,
J_P

[Geo]

Hi
The article begins to be joke.
Unfairly we accused them.
Look at, they began to say us where are the errors in the drawing.
For the head however they do not say nothing.
Why??? We said..... they do not want.
I will say it more simply.
Right their, other as they do not insist with cheap pretexts.
Regards