Sean,
Check the value of C21 - if should be a 33 pF disc ceramic capacitor.
If you put the blue capacitor labeled 331 into the C21 position, the 4
MHz reference frequency will be too low and you will not be able to get
the counters to match.
Your BFO and VFO frequencies are within the realm
Don,
Thanks for the quick response.
I gave this a try and went the other direction with the counter. Now after
running PLL, my offset is further off (120Hz).
I am still not able to get the BFO and VFO counters to line up. Turning the
other direction put me closer the 120Hz offset above.
I have
Sean,
If the BFO (TP2) is at 4913.05 and the VFO (TP1) is at 14912.97, then
the frequency read at TP1 must come *up* in frequency by 9 to 10 Hz.
In other words, the count *must* rise.
From what you said, the count will rise above 14912,97, and that is
exactly what you want.
The count for the V
I have been trying to get my VFO aligned by adjusting C22 based on the methods
recommended by N6KR and as posted in the app notes on the Elecraft website -
http://www.elecraft.com/Apps/notes_on_adjusting_c22.htm.
I can never get it closer than 70 Hz. I am using the 10MHz WWV signal for
reference
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