Hi.
A little while ago, I acquired an ERC EROS - 800-MIL-2 10MHz 24V
powered OCXO, dated 95-23.
Well, it seems to work, and comparing with the trusty Thunderbolt, once
warmed up and viewed on a dual channel 'scope, where one channel is
triggered from one source, the drift relative to each other
> Bill
> I see the manual is online for the GC1000.
> The 1KHZ tone decoder may be suspect in that its drifted off frequency. Its
> a little ne-567 chip with a pot.
> ne 567s were never all that great...
> Regards
> Paul
56
Probably Nickle Metal Hydrite (NiMh.)
Much more electrical capacity in the same size cell as older NiCd's. No
memory effect, and currently available in all the common cell sizes,
with or without tag's. The only thing you might have to do, if the
charger is time based, is alter the timer so you
Take a look at Andy Talbot's page at...
http://www.g4jnt.com/Synthesizers.htm
Lots of good options there for that sort of thing.
73.
Dave G0WBX.
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Silly question, and forgive my ignorance.
But, why is a simple two transistor discrete Schmitt trigger circuit no
good for this purpose?
10MHz is not a problem, so what is bad about it?
Regards.
Dave G8KBV.
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Yep, Prolific got badly hit by the counterfeiters. So, they
depreciated the use of all the early generation chip-sets (even legit
ones!) and had MS push out updated drivers to enforce that. That's why
it "appears" to be a Windows update problem that stops many older
Prolific based adapters work
Windows or ???
If Windows, check the OS's power settings, and make sure that it's not
sending peripherals to sleep after a period of "Inactivity" (judged by a
lack of keyboard/mouse activity, NOT the existence of any running
programs, or screen updates.)
Regards.
Dave B.
On 29/08/17 17:00, ti
Or...
http://bit.ly/2hGKTgXThat goes to:-
https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2017/08/07/cyberattacks-on-gps-leave-ships-sailing-in-dangerous-waters
There are dozens of URL shortening tools that can be used via a web page.
Dave B
On 08/08/17 17:00, time-nuts-requ...@febo.com wrote:
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Interesting.
What about NTPD implementations, when using a TB as the reference time
source? Does that handle the week count roll over as well? If that was
added, from what version?
I suspect I may have some updating to do! I use a TB as a frequency
ref' and local NTP/NTPD server reference.
T
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> To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
>
> Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Yet Another GPSDO design - Timing on the move
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> I'd really like t
Didn’t someone say a while back, that there appeared to be "other data"
present on the transmission, but didn't know what it was, or used
for... Or did I imagine it.?
Maybe that's why they keep it going?
73.
Dave G0WBX.
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On 12/04/17 17:00, "Tom Van Baak" wrote:
> It turns out that OP (Andre) would like the readings of his vintage Black
> Star (UK) Nova 2400[X] 8-digit 2.4 GHz bench frequency counter to be accurate
> and stable to the 8th digit. That's all. The internal XO or TCXO is not good
> enough for that l
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> On 4/11/17 11:09 AM, Mark Sims wrote:
>> Apparently fluorescent tubes continuously emit a lot of other microwave
>> signals. I once b
On 17/03/17 00:03, Mike Baker wrote:
> Hello, Time-nutters--
>
> Any thoughts on what the likely accuracy of smart phone time
> displays might be? I am thinking that the stacking of delays
> along the path to its receive antenna plus any internal processing
> delays would accumulate to some unkno
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