Re: [time-nuts] Is there anything wrong with DCF77?

Hi Anthony, is there any possibility that you have a source of local interference that started up in your home or area? From time to time, I have had everything from power line arcing noise to a new computer power supply that was generating a high level of interference blocking signals on

[time-nuts] Attention Pete Lancashire - Mail is Bouncing

Pete, I have been trying to answer you but your server is denying access to my mail. Here is a copy of the header FYI: p...@petelancashire.com SMTP error from remote mail server after initial connection: host mail1406.ixwebhosting.com [76.162.254.111]:

[time-nuts] HP 115BR Clock Repaired and Ready to go

I still have the HP 115BR Clock. It is fully repaired and fully functional. I really want it to go to a good home where someone will put it into service. The package includes: 4 spare power transistors, extras purchased to repair the unit. Full operators and service manual on CD,

[time-nuts] HP-115BR Available

on a CD. And oh yes, the original buyer used his funds for another purchase and told me to go ahead and offer it up again. Drop me an email if you are interested. My email address is: geo...@mrrace.com If I get multiple offers, I will consider them in the order they arrive. George

[time-nuts] Up And Running

Hello to all the Time-Nuts: I Have been acquiring parts for a few weeks and finally have a Thunderbolt-Trimble system up and running. Though I would share a few pictures of what I did and how it looks now that it is all together and working. First, here is an overall look at what I have

[time-nuts] Question about listing equipment here

I have a good size offering of vintage electronic equipment that I would like to get rid of, mostly 50's and 60's stuff from HP, Tek, Boonton, Stoddart, ect.Is it permissible to post the listing here, along with pictures, or is there another place that would be more appropriate. Thanks,

Re: [time-nuts] Up And Running

Hi Bill, see my comments below. Not sure it's a good idea to seal the antenna in a plastic box. Definitely will vent it from the bottom! Must get hot in there. And mounting it under a big Yagi? Uda would be pleasantly surprised to see what has evolved from his first antenna! I considered using a

[time-nuts] Equipment Listing

After thinking about it for a bit, I am not going to post my equipment list here. Instead it will be on the EEVBlog. After I do the listing I will post a link here so those of you who may have interest can take a look. On the EEVBlog they encourage advertising your used equipment

[time-nuts] Link to 50's 60's test equipment that I would like to get rid of

Here is the link where you can download or look at the pictures of the used equipment I have available. http://www.eevblog.com/forum/buysellwanted/vintage-50%27s-60%27s-test-equipm ent-available/msg149549/#msg149549 Please let me know if you need information on any or all of the items.

Re: [time-nuts] Link to 50's 60's test equipment that I would like to get rid of

I just entered the following, from below, and it worked. http://www.eevblog.com/forum/buysellwanted/vintage-50%27s-60%27s-test-equipm ent-available/msg149549/#msg149549em I think the problem may be that it wrapped around and you have extra possibly in the middle. George -Original

[time-nuts] Vintage General Radio Frequency Calibrator

I have an old, but looks just like new, General Radio FR46/URM-18 Frequency Calibrator. It is a rack mount and has a metal container that has inner box that is an oven. In the center of the oven is a suspended quartz block, hung by spring like devices in all directions. The front panel has a

[time-nuts] Details on Lady Heather Screen

I am a new user here. Have recently gotten a Thunderbolt 10 MHz time base up and running. I am using the latest version of Lady Heather, 3.10 I think, to see the overall operation. I am very confused by all the various categories on the screen. Things like, PPS ADEV, OSC AEEV, PRN, etc... Is