In message 20150729122104.a7350...@for04.foreach.it, Marco IK1ODO -2 writes:
Anyone has an Austron 2000C for sale? Need one for an experiment.
Please offlist to ik1odo@gmail-com
Be aware that there are no current Loran-C transmissions you can
receive with it, unless it has been modified
Anyone has an Austron 2000C for sale? Need one for an experiment.
Please offlist to ik1odo@gmail-com
73 - Marco IK1ODO
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Yes, the Raynav 520 (a simple navigation receiver, not timing) undestands 4
digits GRIs but its level indicator doesn't show anything for the Lessay
chain. I have to double check the antenna and antenna preamp...
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 10:53 PM, J. Forster j...@quikus.com wrote:
Neither does
Now, that the Loran C ressurection seems to be probable,
I wonder if it is worthwhile to part a slighthly defective
2000C receiver.
If interested contact me off the list.
Antonio
CT1TE
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Antonio you are going to kill off your old 2000?
Mine still works.
Regards
Paul
WB8TSL
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 11:14 AM, Antonio Amandio Sanches de Magalhaes
asma...@fc.up.pt wrote:
Now, that the Loran C ressurection seems to be probable,
I wonder if it is worthwhile to part a slighthly
Paul Co.
I am a Loran addict: I have two 2000C (useless in Europe)
and another 2100F which is working very fine.
Best regards,
Antonio
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Em 2012-03-04 16:18, paul swed escreveu:
Antonio you are going to kill off your old 2000?
Mine still works.
Regards
Which chain are you receiving? I have a Raynav 520 but here in Italy it
seems that the Lessay chain can't be received...
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Antonio Amandio Sanches de Magalhaes
asma...@fc.up.pt wrote:
Paul Co.
I am a Loran addict: I have two 2000C (useless in Europe)
and
At 19:22 04/03/2012, you wrote:
Which chain are you receiving? I have a Raynav 520 but here in Italy it
seems that the Lessay chain can't be received...
The Lessay chain is strong and clear in N Italy, but you need a
receiver capable of four-figure GRIs to lock on it. My Austron 2000C
is
Are they useless because of the 4 digit GRIs?
If so, how about introducing a synthesizer into the 10 MHz ref input to
jigger the 10.000 MHz to something close such that the receiver will think
that 96,460 is actually 96,400 or 96,500. The master oscillator driving
the synth will still be
In message 4f056e8506bb8...@smtp208.alice.it (added by postmas...@alice.it),
Marco IK1ODO writes:
The Lessay chain is strong and clear in N Italy, but you need a
receiver capable of four-figure GRIs to lock on it. My Austron 2000C
is not, I don't know the Raynav.
I see the Russian Chayka
Azelio,
I am currently receiving the 6731 Lessay chain. The strongest station
is the Xray Soustons, of course. But I can also lock to the Master even
at daylight.
The phase comparison of my Tbolt against Soustons never shows more
than few parts per trillion.
It is a pitty that the 7990
John,
Following a suggestion of Paul Swed, I did test a similar approach.
But the 2000C is a rather complex receiver involving some phase code
issues. At the end, if I still remember it correctly, I had a
systematic phase jumping between two values and I never could
synchronize at any TOC to
I was not suggesting it for TOD... but as a standard of time interval to
steer a local crystal. I've not looked at the 2000C in years, but does it
even put out TOD?
-John
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John,
Following a suggestion of Paul Swed, I did test a similar approach.
But the 2000C is a rather
Sorry: the 2000C doesn't directly displays TOD.
What I wish I had was an UTC seconds tick for
epoch time determination.
Kind regards,
Antonio
CT1TE
Em 2012-03-04 21:08, J. Forster escreveu:
I was not suggesting it for TOD... but as a standard of time interval
to
steer a local crystal. I've not
Neither does the 2100F, although it does put out an RS-232 message
1/second as I remember.
-John
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Sorry: the 2000C doesn't directly displays TOD.
What I wish I had was an UTC seconds tick for
epoch time determination.
Kind regards,
Antonio
CT1TE
Em 2012-03-04 21:08, J.
Would someone be able to share the operating instructions for the austron
2000c
Have one that the servo light is on. Maybe thats good, but its red.
So not sure thats normal though it tends to lock on the 3rd cycle.
Using the Canadian chain 59300
Thanks
Greetings to all members.
I would like to purchase the following parts for the Austron 2000C
LORAN-C receiver:
-ASSEMBLY PCB ASSY GRP DIVIDER, ASSY NO 10397137;
-ASSEMBLY PCB ASSY PHASE CODE, ASSY NO 10396936.
The above parts could eventually have been produced by Tracor, Inc.
from
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I think you can get one from Brooke Clarke PRC68.com
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Just spotted Item 280158942374.
Just wondered why they only took picture of the rear.
Rob Kimberley
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Just spotted Item 280158942374.
Just wondered why they only took picture of the rear.
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Don,
What is the frequency source in this unit?
Regards...
Don
None. It could discipline an external oscillator (a 1250A, I presume).
Have two of them on the shelf, anyone in EU interested to play with?
They were working
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What is the frequency source in this unit?
Regards...
Don
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I have not (yet) used a chart recorder to determine the
optimum position of the tracking pulse, relying instead on
my 'scope and my eye.
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Hello,
I have an austron 2000C. I like to use this instrument in Europe, but there are
only 3 digits to enter the
repetition rate. For Europe we need 4 digits. I trying to modify the unit so I
can use 4 digits (7499).
Have anyone did this before? I plan to replace the ringcounter using 74192
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], EJ Kroon writes:
Hello,
I have an austron 2000C. I like to use this instrument in Europe, but =
there are only 3 digits to enter the
repetition rate. For Europe we need 4 digits. I trying to modify the =
unit so I can use 4 digits (7499).
Make sure you don't waste
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Poul-Henning Kamp writes:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], EJ Kroon writes:
Hello,
I have an austron 2000C. I like to use this instrument in Europe, but =
there are only 3 digits to enter the
repetition rate. For Europe we need 4 digits. I trying to modify the =
unit so
As I am away from my day job for a time, I have
had the opportunity to play with a few pieces of
equipment, including the 2000C.
The 2000C requires somewhat more operator
intervention than the 2100R (joke!!), but it is very
interesting to watch the tracking and locking traces on an
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