Hubert v. Bonhorst wrote:
Hi John,
How did you know the correct value for oven temperature? etc.
Regards
Hubert
I didn't do the install myself, but when you buy a new tube, the
appropriate values come with it. I think HP actually stamps the info
onto the tube label, but it doesn't look like F
Mike S wrote:
At 04:58 PM 3/24/2005, John Ackermann N8UR wrote...
That's a good hypothesis, but given how long this system (same receiver and antenna) has been running without ever encountering something like this makes me doubt it's a GPS anomaly, or at least a local one.
Were you talking
John Miles wrote:
How's the ESD environment in the room with your 5061A? Was there a spark
when your wife touched the knob (no double-entendre intended)?
-- john KE5FX
Har! Excellent thought, but I don't think ESD is likely, though it
can't be ruled out. The floor is linoleum over concrete b
At 04:58 PM 3/24/2005, John Ackermann N8UR wrote...
>That's a good hypothesis, but given how long this system (same receiver and
>antenna) has been running without ever encountering something like this makes
>me doubt it's a GPS anomaly, or at least a local one.
Were you talking your wife throug
> Hi Hubert --
>
> That's a good hypothesis, but given how long this system (same receiver
> and antenna) has been running without ever encountering something like
> this makes me doubt it's a GPS anomaly, or at least a local one. A long
> history has shown that this receiver/antenna very seldom
Hubert v. Bonhorst wrote:
Hi John,
I saw similar outliers running especially Motorola GPS receivers in the
vicinity to mobile telephones. Shielding is not sufficient. What I see in
your data plot is a drifting oscillator until the receiver tries to find a
new satellite configuration. (sudden jump
