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Red Baron 7 power points where?

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	Red Baron 7 power points where? « on: December 02, 2010, 09:59:34 am »

I need Help from some one to take pics inside a Red Baron 7 metal detector ( like this Garrett Ads Deepseeker sample one ).Or look and tell me where the power points from the battery holders cables join to the circuit board.Or maybe someone knows or has Diagrams or schematics for it.Is there someone willing to Help please.So I can start testing the components for any faulty ones.Thank you all Pray

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	Re: Red Baron 7 power points where? « Reply #1 on: December 02, 2010, 02:17:26 pm »

For a tech, this is not hard to figure out. The circuit will be unique to your machine so it will take a bit of looking over to figure it out. I have offered to fix it for you for the cost of shipping it to and fro. It will cost you a bit more but having a local tech look at it will probably get it going for you.

Is this your only detector? If it is, I can see why you are frantic to get it fixed but if it is not, just consider sending it over and I'll get it going for you. The likelihood of someone having the same detector in working order is very slim. Also, your machine may have been modified making it impossible for a picture to help.

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	Re: Red Baron 7 power points where? « Reply #2 on: December 02, 2010, 03:45:18 pm »

Yep! I have a schematic and it shows the common going to the switch.

You will find it has two different ground sets and look for a broken wire.

With a little time you can figure it out.

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	Re: Red Baron 7 power points where? « Reply #3 on: December 18, 2010, 05:35:29 am »

Hello I have been away for a while homefire you say you have schematics for it.Why don't you post it if you can thanks.I have a good idea that is similar to the old Bounty Hunter 840 with the two nine volts batteries.Here is the diagram,so you can tell me if is the same way connected.Thanks Detecting