I did mean this unit in particular, specifically I’m really interesting in
turning up the pinout for that connector. I have at least been able to find a
mating end for it. My past hour of furious googling has turned up surprisingly
little about this model. I am very interested in how it
> Has anyone ever used one of these before? Any familiarity?
That depends on what you mean by "one of these". Do you mean the particular
model or the general idea of moving the receiver up next to the antenna which
trades coax running at 1.4 GHz to twisted pairs running at 10-50 kilobits/sec
Hello All,
I was browsing around looking at surplussed reference antennas, like you do,
and I stumbled across something really interesting and impulse bought it
because it was cheap enough. It’s a PCTEL GPS-TMG-RCVR232-NLM - the 232 in the
model name may catch your eye. Before reading the model
Ed Palmer writes:
> It's easy to find replacement backlight panels, but are there any
> physical or electrical issues that would cause problems?
Not really.
The contrast-adjustment may need tweaking, but otherwise it is plug
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Poul-Henning Kamp | UNIX since Zilog Zeus 3.20
I recently picked up an Austron 2110 Disciplined Frequency Standard.
It's equipped with a 2x40 character LCD with an electroluminescent
backlight. Since the unit is over 20 years old the backlight is almost
gone, but the LCD itself is fine.
It's easy to find replacement backlight panels,
