Hi Paul:
At 09:00 PM 7/6/2005, you wrote:
I found a reasonable kit for the main guts of a homemade freq. counter at
Almost All Digital http://aade.com/index.html#dfd specifically his DFD4a
http://aade.com/DFD4A/dfd4a.htm I got mine in the assembled version because
it comes with the TCXO already
tupid.
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Date: Tue, 05 Jul 2005 20:24:27 -0500
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> According to the transverter manual, I will need a 50mhz
If you want to start gathering test equipment Matt, you should start
watching eBay and other used equipment sources to get an idea what's out
there and what it goes for. I'm a big believer in buying used gear of
10-20 year old vintage from Hewlett Packard and Tektronix in particular.
I have an
Matt,
On the aquisition of test equipment, there is a tender balance between price
and performance. And it revolves around how often the equipment will be
used and just how accurate is necessary. Tradeoffs are often required. For
instance, I have a very good frequency counter, and my signal gen
hi Matt - it all kind of depends on how accurate YOU want it to be - but you
can align it by simply using any 50MHz receiver or transmitter that is in any
reasonable state of alignment. The adjustment itself is not super critical.
For example, you could have another station send you a CW test s
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Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft transveters and freq. counter/signal generator
According to the transverter manual, I will need a 50mhz signal
generator or a frequency counter to successfully align the
transverter.
I've done a lot searching for signal gene
According to the transverter manual, I will need a 50mhz signal
generator or a frequency counter to successfully align the
transverter.
I've done a lot searching for signal generators and have found that
those capable of 50mhz are very expensive, around $1500 dollars
minimum.
I found a B&K freque
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