own my rig.
73
Ron WD8SBB
--- On *Wed, 9/15/10, Garey Barrell //* wrote:
From: Garey Barrell
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Drake 7 line drift
To: "drakelist"
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2010, 3:43 PM
Evan -
No WWV here with my indoor antenna, so using an Ele
Barrell wrote:
From: Garey Barrell
Subject: Re: [Drakelist] Drake 7 line drift
To: "drakelist"
Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2010, 3:43 PM
Evan -
No WWV here with my indoor antenna, so using an Elecraft XG-1 signal generator
on 7.040 MHz. Turned it on for 10 minutes, although I d
where to connect it and I got
lazy and took the "easy" way out!!! ;-)
73,
Mike WA3WOM
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From: K9sqg
To: captc...@flash.net
Cc: drakelist@zerobeat.net
Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 10:36 AM
Subject: [Drakelist] Drake 7 line drift
Fe
Evan -
No WWV here with my indoor antenna, so using an Elecraft XG-1 signal generator on 7.040 MHz. Turned
it on for 10 minutes, although I don't think it moves much as the internal dissipation is so low.
Then turned on the R-7, cold start, and tuned in the XG-1 for a ~600 Hz tone. Using Spec
Hi, Evan.
Thanks for your informative post. You would NEVER offend anyone, so no need to
even think that.
Being an old curmudgeon myself, I congregate with the same, and they have
gotten so spoiled that if I drift much at all, they just disappear!! I wish I
could duplicate the drift factor
Hi Evan -
We've discussed this before, but something just (so I'm slow...)
occurred to me.
Setting the TR-7 to a dial frequency, as measured by the internal
counter. I've gotta think about this, or perhaps someone can explain it
more clearly, BUT ...
The reference for the signal 'generati
Fellow Drake Enthusiasts,
The discussion of the VFO stabilizers prompted me to describe what I have
observed about 7 line PTOs over the past 25 years or so.
At the risk of offending, I would like to express some observations I have made
through tests of my own equipment, TR-7s (over a dozen
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