For Sale: HP Crystal Oscillator 10811-60105, mounted on a printed
circuit board with nomenclature D 33303F 05328-20027.
Asking $60 obo shipped.
Thanks
Mitch W4OA
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For Sale: Lucent RFTG 10/15 MHz GPSDO GPS Disciplined Oscillator
with nomenclature KS24019 L106B.
I have no way of testing, so the unit is sold as-is without warranty or
refund.
Asking $250.00 obo shipped.
Mitch W4OA
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If it is working and available, where do I send the money.
Jeff
- Original Message -
From: F Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 1:39 PM
Subject: [time-nuts] FS: HP Crystal Oscillator 10811-60105
For Sale: HP Crystal Oscillator
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
OK, I've finished a comparison of two Z3801As running in normal locked
mode, and with one unit in holdover:
http://www.febo.com/pages/oscillators/z3801a/index.html
John
John
Typo at end of second sentence 2nd paragraph on web page: swpecifications
Bruce
Bruce Griffiths said the following on 01/30/2008 08:46 PM:
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
OK, I've finished a comparison of two Z3801As running in normal locked
mode, and with one unit in holdover:
http://www.febo.com/pages/oscillators/z3801a/index.html
John
John
Typo at end of second
Hmm, no, according to the 5342A manual, it uses CR+LF termination, so the
normal query.exe utility should work. It must be a triggering issue.
Try the command
query 2 AUSR4T2ST1 500
AU = auto frequency mode select (as opposed to M=manual)
SR4 = 10 Hz resolution
T2 = fast sample (no
So, after a couple of hours messing with it, I finally got the counter
to tell me a frequency over GPIB. The magic incantations, in Python
are:
c.write('AUSR3LCT2ST2')
freq = c.read(20)
Once I got that working, I set it up to print out the frequency at 1
second intervals. That
Kind of a dumb question, but you rebooted the PC, right? Maybe the GPIB
device driver's receive buffers aren't being flushed properly by the Python
interface.
Are there any powered-down devices on the GPIB bus?
-- john, KE5FX
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Don't go busting up your GPIB system just yet! Write a simple program
to scan all of the addresses and see which if any the counter responds
to. The DIP switches used for address selection become unreliable
with time, and a single switch making intermittent contact will make it
appear as if your
