Re: [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

Apologies to Jean Louis, I obviously missed that part... :) On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 3:47 PM, Jean-Louis Oneto wrote: > > I just uploaded the file to K04BB. com. > Best regards, > Jean-Louis > > > On 10/12/2014 19:10, Charles Steinmetz wrote: > >> Jeaen-Luis wrote: >> >> The size of the file is a

Re: [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

I just uploaded the file to K04BB. com. Best regards, Jean-Louis On 10/12/2014 19:10, Charles Steinmetz wrote: Jeaen-Luis wrote: The size of the file is around 5.5 MB. Let me know if you are interested, and how I can send it to you. You can post it to k04bb.com:

Re: [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

Jeaen-Luis wrote: The size of the file is around 5.5 MB. Let me know if you are interested, and how I can send it to you. You can post it to k04bb.com: Best regards, Charles

Re: [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

On 10 December 2014 at 10:09, Jean-Louis Oneto wrote: > I have a pdf file in which I have already reunited the user manual, the > schematics, several application notes. The format of the pages are mixed: > most of the manual is in A4/Letter, the schematics are in A3. I have added a > full table

Re: [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

recise time and frequency measurement Objet : [time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620 I have ordered a ST620 and decided to get a hard copy manual. But the thoughts of paying Stanford Research $100 for one are not overly attractive.  A more sensible approach to me is to download the manual and

[time-nuts] Documents relevant to SR620

I have ordered a ST620 and decided to get a hard copy manual. But the thoughts of paying Stanford Research $100 for one are not overly attractive. A more sensible approach to me is to download the manual and get it bound. I found a company in the UK that can do it for a lot less. I thought it wou