Looking for Circuit Diagrams

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    • #10383
      Crom
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      Hi,

      I’m looking for circuit diagrams for the Tx and Rx for the BCG.

      I know that theres a Tx schematic on QFM but I was wondering if anyone had diagrams for the different versions of each transmitter.

      Also I’m looking for diagrams on the car.

      TIA


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    • #42959
      DaveF
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      It’d be nice to see the differences between a normal and a booster controller and car. If it’s simple, people could convert their cars and remotes to boosters.


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    • #42954
      PandaBear
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      Sorry, we’ve only ever got 1 schematic for the US Microsizer 49MHz from the patent office and that’s it. No cars, no different freqs, nothing.

    • #43873
      micro_Amps
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      The booster Rx pcbs are completely different anyway. Im not sure but I dont think that mod would be an easy one
      uA

    • #42918
      Admin
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      are you talking about this schematic diagram ?
      it’s cool~ how did they get that !?

      http://tinyrc.com/qfm/racing/dls/tx_schem.jpg
      http://tinyrc.com/qfm/racing/download.htm

      and i think mod-ing the Rx is not that easy
      i heard that they use different chips (the area covered by the black substance) in the newer model

      Edited by – nsx on 20 January 2003 17:09:39

    • #42908
      GT-ahh
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      ive got a basic schematic of how the motor and FETs interact…its on my site in the custom dual speed bit…

      http://gtahh.web1000.com/
      custom shells, mods and tips

    • #42886
      DaveF
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      Any clever buggers able to draw the schematic of a booster car and controller?


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    • #42887
      Crom
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      Thanks for your replies guys! (or girls whichever is more appropriate)

      Its a pity that these schematics aren’t avaliable, but then again I guess that has more to do with copyright laws and patents and what-not, than TOMY not wanting people to mod their bits…

      I’ll echo DaveF’s request, anybody able to draw a schematic from whats there?

      (I don’t know anything about SMD so I can’t even give drawing one of the Rx a shot.)

      GT-ahh, Thanks for that basic schematic!


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    • #42845
      PandaBear
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      Schematic and circuit diagrams are as useful as taking a photocopy of the PCB. You still won’t know what’s under those black blobs – custom ICs – and what they do.

    • #42832
      DaveF
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      Couldn’t that be estimated/guessed at by looking at the schematics that are currently on the web? Surely the ones under the blobs are the key chips?


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    • #42691
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      Quote:
      Schematic and circuit diagrams are as useful as taking a photocopy of the PCB. You still won’t know what’s under those black blobs – custom ICs – and what they do.

      Er, what’s under the black blob is widely documented — it’s an RX2 chip made by Realtek (among others). Pinouts are floating about these forums, as are full descriptions of what it does. Although the pinout is not very easy to relate to the epoxied die-on-board version, as the pins (and nearby components) are blobbed.

      The best explanation I saw was on a micro-flight site, where one chap had a detailed description of the RX2 and TX2 chips …

      No, I don’t have the link, sorry 🙁

      Mike.

    • #42665
      PandaBear
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      This is the original (non Booster) TX right?

      ‘Cos the new Booster TX is a totally different PCB, with a few more blobs.

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