LECTRA SEARCH

[ma330]

hi to all
can any one give me lectra search(LRL) schematic and pcb???
TANK YOU

[Max]

hi to all
can any one give me lectra search(LRL) schematic and pcb???
TANK YOU

Hmmm...

why don't you try with instant lottery ?

Seems that you can make more money with that... if you don't belive in statistics , of course.

Kind regards,
Max

[WM6]

Maybe this solve your problem?

[J_Player]

Maybe this solve your problem?

Excellent post of the circuit.
We see no component values, and no tuning instructions. But the schematic is too clear.
Can you reduce the image to the size of a postage stamp?

Best wishes,
J_P

[Theseus]

Excellent post of the circuit.
We see no component values, and no tuning instructions. But the schematic is too clear.
Can you reduce the image to the size of a postage stamp?

Best wishes,
J_P

I fear some here might have to stand up while reading your post, otherwise your subtle humor is going to go right over their head.

Nice going.... J_P!

Incidently, there aren't any values because that is a schematic lifted from a Patent Disclosure. Perhaps the text of the Disclosure contained some values - or not.

[WM6]

Excellent post of the circuit.

Can you reduce the image to the size of a postage stamp?

Best wishes,
J_P

O yes, I will do this in SMD version. Components are not critical, one can use all value between 33 and 3,300,000. Be creative, big success guarantee.

[J_Player]

O yes, I will do this in SMD version. Components are not critical, one can use all value between 33 and 3,300,000. Be creative, big success guarantee.

Component values between 33 and 3,300,000?
Hmmmm...

You can save yourself a lot of time and trouble by simply ordering a "Mr. Stick" for less than $100 US. The Mr. Stick weighs between 33 and 3,300,000 mg, and will perform as well as any commercially sold LRL. Of course, it only has one antenna, but the free "Mr. Egg" attachment makes up for the missing two antennas. http://www.geocities.com/joe9999b/MR_STICK.html

Best wishes,
J_P

[Fred]

Can you reduce the image to the size of a postage stamp?

Best wishes,
J_P

I knew it:You are a perfectionist

[Max]

Component values between 33 and 3,300,000?
Hmmmm...

You can save yourself a lot of time and trouble by simply ordering a "Mr. Stick" for less than $100 US. The Mr. Stick weighs between 33 and 3,300,000 mg, and will perform as well as any commercially sold LRL. Of course, it only has one antenna, but the free "Mr. Egg" attachment makes up for the missing two antennas. http://www.geocities.com/joe9999b/MR_STICK.html

Best wishes,
J_P

Hi,
I think there's a connection between Mr. Stick and PaloAlto stuff... but don't see it...

Maybe Esteban knows...

Kind regards,
Max

[ma330]

tank

Maybe this solve your problem?

tank you dear wm6.
i want part list and value partif possible for you.
and very guide about this schematic.
tank you.
Best wishes

[Max]

tank you dear wm6.
i want part list and value partif possible for you.
and very guide about this schematic.
tank you.
Best wishes

Only that ???

Why don't you ask for a BigMac also ???

And potatoes ???

Coke ???

Maybe you need full menu...

Fast-food of LRLs! You have just to order...

Kind regards,
Max

[WM6]

Component values between 33 and 3,300,000?
Hmmmm...

You can save yourself a lot of time and trouble by simply ordering a "Mr. Stick" for less than $100 US. The Mr. Stick weighs between 33 and 3,300,000 mg, and will perform as well as any commercially sold LRL. Of course, it only has one antenna, but the free "Mr. Egg" attachment makes up for the missing two antennas. http://www.geocities.com/joe9999b/MR_STICK.html

Best wishes,
J_P

I believe that proposed "Mr. Stick" construction works terrible, but really don't like such Versace design. The value of elements as tunning procedure also missing.

[WM6]

tank you dear wm6.
i want part list and value partif possible for you.
and very guide about this schematic.
tank you.
Best wishes

Dear ma330, better to study molecular biology. This can be simplest solution.

Plants namely all the information on underground objects (e.g. their composition and size) transmit to green parts of plants and flowers. There, this information you can read through Biomolecular detector. There is no need to dig anything, you need only to study molecular biology.
But if you wish I can look for part value someday.

[J_Player]

I believe that proposed "Mr. Stick" construction works terrible, but really don't like such Versace design. The value of elements as tunning procedure also missing.

There is no need to know the value of elements for the "Mr. Stick", because it comes fully assembled and working. So no need to construct from parts. The Mr. Stick is guaranteed to work as good as any commercially sold LRL.

The tuning procedure is explained on the web page. They say you only need to put a sample inside the "Mr. Egg" attachment for discrimination of diamonds, emeralds, paper currency and pharmaceuticals. I think they also say it will find gold, silver, platinum, copper, aluminum, zinc, steel and lead. See here: http://www.geocities.com/joe9999b/MR_STICK.html

Best wishes,
J_P

[Geo]

Hi J_P.
who is your opinion about samples???
When i use the L rods and i have a sample at my hand i have more success. Without sample i find every metal, rusts etc.
Also some LRLs have inside sample. So how it work????

Regards