Ah, hadn't spotted the latches.
I've used something similar in the past, might still have a couple around
somewhere, but my first inclination would be to convert them to standard
screw types.
That's assuming they would fit of course, but Anthony's photos suggest they
should.
Regards
At the bottom right of the page is a list of slidelocks. You should be able
to put together what you need from that.
http://www.mouser.com/catalogviewer/default.aspx?page=1605highlight=706-160X10689Xcatalogculture=en-UScatalog=647
Bob - AE6RV
From: Tom Miller tmiller11...@verizon.net
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 09:02:37PM -0500, Bill Dailey wrote:
Well..if they didn't properly license the technology... They should be
disabled.
The problem is the fine print...where FTDI also states they
won't support any chip they actually made before 2012...so some of those
being
On Fri, 24 Oct 2014 01:45:16 +
Mark Sims hol...@hotmail.com wrote:
Happened to a friend of mine. All his Arduino stuff died. This
could be the reason:
http://www.eevblog.com/forum/reviews/ftdi-driver-kills-fake-ftdi-ft232
Short story: FTDI released a new version of their USB driver
I read somewhere that you can pay FTDI and re-enable the devices but
further in the article it said they would be permanently disabled in
windows. Confusing.
On Thu, Oct 23, 2014 at 10:47 PM, jim s jwsm...@jwsss.com wrote:
Petty BS. If they want to disable the competitors, rev the device to
Hi
Licensing a legit USB ID costs money, both up front and ongoing. Writing
drivers that keep up with the OS rev’s costs money. Supporting all this stuff
with web sites and on the phone costs money. FTDI supports their products much
better than the “other guys” you could buy from. That’s why
On 10/23/14, 9:14 PM, John Allen wrote:
Hi Rick - I believe it was CompuServe (which AOL later bought.) It didn't
really cause any trouble...
Regards, John K1AE
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Karlquist
Sent:
Jim Lux wrote:
...
This dispute reminds me of another one.
A long long time ago, .gif was the internet standard for encoding photographs.
Far
and away the favorite. Then the owner (was it
AOL?) decided to enforce their patent by getting snotty with end users. Almost
overnight, .gif virtually
Hi all,
I've been working on bringing two Efratom FRT units back to life. One is
locking in 10min, and the other took about an hour, but lost lock after 8h.
Any advice on how to unscrew the Rb bulb on the FRK assy? either is
galled/very tight or left handed thread?
also, does anyone have a
just look that:
http://zeptobars.ru/en/read/FTDI-FT232RL-real-vs-fake-supereal
73
Alex
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Thanks, that was the final link I hope someone would post. I have many more
links, but this is not the right forum for that.
Now, everyone - STOP posting FTDI information to time-nuts.
We are a precise time frequency list.
If you want to discuss FTDI or Windows driver issues please subscribe
Sebastion,
Let the unit warm up for 10 minutes, then power down and then try the
lamp removal.
It turns CCW to remove.
Use a BIG screwdriver!
Cheers,
Corby
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Joe, et al.
I put some info at: http://leapsecond.com/pages/reyax/
Here's what you need to know about those Reyax GPS boards:
1) These are simple, well-made, low-cost, tiny GPS boards. Four models are
available, based on three u-blox chips. The prices are $14 $16 $20 $27.
2) The 3 chips are
Bob Camp posted (Wed Oct 22 20:38:47 EDT 2014)
Re: [time-nuts] Phase, One edge or two?
ADEV most certainly does change with time, even for short tau's.
Can you elaborate?
Such as when, why, what kind of change, how much change,
at how short of tau's, over how long of time,
and using what
Tom,
Thanks for the information and your comments as to the suitability of these
units. First hand knowledge is always appreciated. I had already figured
out that there were four models :-)
I was reading the documentation from ublox and the time stamping interrupt
caught my eye. However, it is
Anthony Roby aroby at antamy.com wrote:
My curiosity got the better of me so I ordered these earlier this week and
received them today.
I've powered both up and quickly measured the 10MHz output. I don't yet
have a GPS antenna feed
that I can connect, so couldn't check that out. And I need to
ADEV most certainly does change with time, even for short tau's.
Can you elaborate?
Such as when, why, what kind of change, how much change,
at how short of tau's, over how long of time,
and using what type Oscillators?
Do you know what in the freq or Phase plot is causing the ADEV to
On 24/10/2014 21:33, Joseph Gray wrote:
Timestamping a message to the nearest 100 ns is what I am after. If I can't
do it directly with the ublox, I'll have to look at the PRU on the
Beaglebone. It has a 200 Mhz clock and single cycle instructions.
The BBB has no less than 8 peripherals that
Tom,
On 10/24/2014 11:31 PM, Tom Van Baak wrote:
ADEV most certainly does change with time, even for short tau's.
Can you elaborate?
Such as when, why, what kind of change, how much change,
at how short of tau's, over how long of time,
and using what type Oscillators?
Do you know what in the
Sorry if these comments are a bit naive, but this is my first exposure to a
Z38xx.
I've got mine powered on and connected to the antenna. After referring to
Stewart's original post (once again) I've managed to download HP's SATSTAT and
get it running. When I connected to the REF-1 unit (with
Hi
Grab an OCXO that has been powered off for a long time.
Turn it on and start plotting ADEV. Do it from about 10 minutes after turn on.
Run 15 to 30 minute tests every so often for the first few hours.
Come back the next day and run the same series for a few hours. Repeat a week
later,
Hi
The days of published schematics started to draw to a close 15 or 20 years ago.
By the time the Z3xxx’s came out, they probably didn’t even generate a
“publication ready” schematic.
Troubleshooting this sort of gizmo simply does not make economic sense. Swap
out the power supply, swap out
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