Looks like it's an AM broadcast directional array;
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/AsrSearch/asrRegistration.jsp?regKey=603263
On 5/20/2011 4:54 PM, Jason Rabel wrote:
I was just browsing around on Google Earth and came across this cluster of
transmission towers... Anyone care to take a guess
I am considering using the ZAPD-3DB for GPS distribution. Any information
available before I do something stupid?
Thanks Bert Kehren
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Is that the ZAPD-3DB-1675-3 or ZAPD-3DB-1575-3?
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I am considering using the ZAPD-3DB for GPS distribution. Any information
On 5/26/2011 7:45 AM, ewkeh...@aol.com wrote:
I am considering using the ZAPD-3DB for GPS distribution. Any information
available before I do something stupid?
Thanks Bert Kehren
It's hard to say Bert, since MCL do not list anything under that
number. I have used one of the ZAPD series
Getting my glasses out it is a 1575-3 Thanks for the correction. Bert
Kehren
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That is the solution:
http://xkcd.com/162/
- Henry
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Tom Van Baak schrieb:
Hi Christopher,
Thanks for those interesting links.
Note PHK's original ACM article is:
http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1967009
The recent IEEE mention is:
Hello all,
I was reading some old posts about voltage standards from Dr. Kirby, and
some others, and one that was mentioned was the older Fluke standards. I
did some research on this, going back to the Fluke 730A transfer standard,
which I have one of, and found out what the voltage reference and
Hello Will,
I think you meant to post this on the Volt-Nuts list ?
The reference parts used in the Fluke 731/732 are not off the shelf parts,
they
are selected. While they are referred to as transfer devices, if working
correctly, they exceeded their specs versus time on the 10 volt port. I
Bill,
Yes, Fluke did cherry pick on what they bought, or paid to have Motorola to
do it. HP does the same when purchasing voltage references, but they both
do burn them in themselves after they receive them. The duds are used in
less tolerant meters, etc. That is what Fluke wrote about doing in
Will,
I beg to differ with you on the military statement. The Navy's Primary LAB
received 100 of the 731's that specifically were not hand picked, as you
suggest. Out of that 100 a number of them were used for a vast array of testing
including destructive testing. A few units had problems
Bill,
What I was getting at, on the military equipment, was that generally this
equipment has more testing done on it than for the normal industrial
consumer. I would assume that Fluke was working with the military here to
make the equipment pass the rigorous tests of the military, and as you
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