It is vain to do with more that which can be done with less.
In that case have a look here:
http://www.uploadarchief.net/files/download/freqlogger.zip
A PIC12F629 based RS-232 frequency logger.
No display and can be clocked by an external 10MHz clock if needed. My
version worked to 60 MHz.
Hi guys,
A little research has revealed :-
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points to a guy selling a PIC based module which is
Guys,
My needs are pretty simple, i need to put the output frequency of my qrss
beacons into a 100 hz sub band within my chosen band of operation - mostly
30 meters. The beacon puts out a morse id in the form of a 4 Hz square wave
with a dot length of 3 secs or more. With a calibrated frequency
