Paul,
"The new de-psk-r I built has no raw wwvb outputs." What do you mean by
raw?
I have been thinking about how the phase shift could be detected in
software instead of hardware. Could something like this maybe work:
If a micro is able to detect the zero crossing of a sine wave it should
be abl
John
Thanks for jumping in and sharing what you have done. OK just maybe I can
get the receiver online with a TCXO class oscillator. Or just go buy the
digikey unit and follow what you have done. What the heck all of the rest
of the receiver is the same.
That leaves just one problem. A terrible one
Greetings to the group!
I've been an FMTer for years, and an occasional "lurker" here, but as I find my
ears occasionally "whistling" from time to time, I thought it was time to join
in. :-)
> On Jul 22, 2020, at 3:51 PM, paul swed wrote:
>
> Ray watch out for my comment on the KD2BD solution
Thank you all for the help IDing the battery.
I now have one on order.
Pete
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Hi Peter,
On 2020-07-29 18:34, Peter Worrall wrote:
> Would someone please tell me the type of battery used in the 5372A. I have
> one to change, and it would save me opening it twice!
It's a 3.6 V litium battery (non-rechargeable). Check the HP 5371A
service manual for the A7 assembly. Check the
I ordered mine from Jameco. Part number 33398.
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Would someone please tell me the type of battery us
Would someone please tell me the type of battery used in the 5372A. I have
one to change, and it would save me opening it twice!
Thanks
Pete
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Hi Lester,
On 2020-07-29 16:22, Lester Veenstra wrote:
> Hi Magnus:
> You are, of course right; For a ham, the video board repair was trivial. I
> now have three working boards, one reinstalled in my HP-5372A.
While I do not found it natural that I am right, I am happy that my
hunch was correc
Hi Magnus:
You are, of course right; For a ham, the video board repair was trivial. I
now have three working boards, one reinstalled in my HP-5372A.
So, of course, now I have the out of cal message, traceable to the RAM battery
failure. I know this has been discussed a number of times before,
