This appears to be a compatible part for the DE sized connectors:
http://www.newark.com/harting/09-67-000-9914/slide-lock-de/dp/93C7911
Search through the technical data sheet for "9914" and you'll see it listed
for 9 pin connectors. Of course, these may be completely wrong so do your
homework a
Bruce wrote:
By the way, The TS-2500 is a GPS-referenced source; however, the
unit seems to compare its internal crystal oscillator with GPS, the
PRS-10, and other 10 MHz sources (that can be connected for
monitoring) and keeps track of their behaviors with a
microprocessor. It appears the P
Hi
There is a lot of *stuff* in an Rb beyond just the lamp. It *could* be as
simple as a VCXO centering adjustment. It also could be an alignment
adjustment. I don’t believe there are any schematics out there on these
devices, so it’s a “trace it out and see” sort of fix. Even with the schemati
Hi
If indeed these PRS-10’s are out of TS boxes (and that’s a real good guess)
there is one other thing to consider:
Not all PRS-10’s are created equal. Some have fancy disciplining firmware in
them. Some have better temperature specs. Some have better ADEV specs. Some
(may) have longer runnin
Thanks for the discussion on this GPSDO.
I researched the archives on this going back a few months but didn't find
anything.
Although I consider myself a newby or novice Time-Nut I do have three other
GPSDO's I've had a Z3801 running for more than 10 years.
My interest in the unit in question
$219 for a bad RB seems to be silly. Sorry I am not that much of a gambler.
Regards
Paul
WB8TSL
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 8:17 AM, Didier Juges wrote:
> Check the difference between the LPRO and PRS-10 on John Miles' page:
> http://www.ke5fx.com/rb.htm
>
> Assuming these plots are representative o
I have seen D connectors with the these lock type fittings before but
never did know their correct name. I tried a variety of Google searches
but never did find what I was looking for. I just never looked for D
connector slide latches or slide locks.
Because I didn't have the correct fittings
Hi
> On Dec 29, 2014, at 8:51 PM, Li Ang wrote:
>
> Hi
> One of my friend had one. Here is the test result from him.
>
>
Ok, that data is actually more encouraging than the data on the selling site.
He ran it long enough to get past the hump in the ADEV curve at 4,000 seconds.
The blue trac
This list was recommended to me by the elecraft list. I have an HP-58503A sat
disciplined “clock” that puts out a steady 10MHz to my K3 radio. Its been
working 24/7 for years, I monitor it with David Anderson's Mac GPS Control X
software on my iMac. Several days ago error messages showed up i.
My experience has been similar to Vasco's. Of three defective PRS-10s acquired
for about $100 or less each, one had a bad MiniCircuits 400 MHz VCO module and
was an easy fix. Another had a rubidium bulb issue that I traced to the
driving FET. I managed to replace the FET, but the replacement'
Magnus,
The service note is attached.
Orin.
On Sun, Dec 28, 2014 at 8:04 AM, Magnus Danielson <
mag...@rubidium.dyndns.org> wrote:
> We had that issue with the 5335A at work, and replacing the relay did the
> trick.
>
> 5335A is still the counter which is easiest to use, even if it doesn't
> ha
Check the difference between the LPRO and PRS-10 on John Miles' page:
http://www.ke5fx.com/rb.htm
Assuming these plots are representative of what you are likely to get from
eBay parts (a pretty big assumption right there), the main advantage of the
PRS-10 seems to be at high tau, where the perform
Hi
I had two PRS10 units that failed after one year of use. It was not just the
lamp, also the RF section that excites the lamp had problems. I think it is
too expensive...
Regards,
Vasco Soares
- Original Message -
From: "Tim"
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measur
Hi
One of my friend had one. Here is the test result from him.
Bob Camp 于2014年12月29日星期一写道：
> Hi
>
> Ok, well that’s a move forward on this GPSDO. There is a *lot* more data
on that listing than there was a month ago.
>
> Thanks for digging it up and posting the link.
>
> If you look at the ADE
Hi
Based on the dates I’ve seen on pictures and boards, this is a *very* new
project. I suspect that what we are looking at is approximately beta test
software. There’s likely to be a good part of a year or more spent optimizing
the code. There’s no shame in any of that. It’s the nature of doin
In message <54a20c7c.7040...@skybase.net>, Tim writes:
>Not knowing much about the PRS10, I'm just wondering if its worth the ri$k :)
You need to hold that price up against the fact that a new PRS10 is $1600.
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