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Old 04-03-08, 00:28
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Thanks Paul for the links, I have actually seen them before but any information is highly welcomed.
I also own the No.4A mine detector which I intend to make working. Just need to solve the battery problem as these are not available any more according to my information. But I might be wrong. A friend of mine found a B144 EverReady batery in his unit. It is 69V + 1,5V cell, which could work with that but I have to check on it. I found this link for a replica :
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/...pages/b114.htm

I might give it a try.

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Old 04-03-08, 00:50
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Thanks Paul for the links, I have actually seen them before but any information is highly welcomed.
I also own the No.4A mine detector which I intend to make working. Just need to solve the battery problem as these are not available any more according to my information. But I might be wrong. A friend of mine found a B144 EverReady batery in his unit. It is 69V + 1,5V cell, which could work with that but I have to check on it. I found this link for a replica :
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/...pages/b114.htm

I might give it a try.

Dusan
I also have a No 4A detector. It uses a commercial 9V battery and works great.
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Old 04-03-08, 21:05
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I also have a No 4A detector. It uses a commercial 9V battery and works great.
Hi Jon,

could you please describe how you managed to get it working. How many batteries did you use?
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Old 05-03-08, 09:50
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Unless there is a transformer inside you would presumably need 1.5 volt for the heater circult on the valves, plus another battery for the main unit.
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