ers look to see if the antenna is drawing current, to determine
if it’s alive. With a splitter, the receiver might not see an antenna current.
I seem to recall the TBolt had a setting for that.
KR
On Aug 17, 2020, at 3:04 PM, Frank O'Donnell wrote:
Based on a recommendation here sometime back,
Based on a recommendation here sometime back, I bought a Symmetricom
58536A distribution amplifier so that up to four GPSDOs can share my
rooftop Lucent 26db twist antenna.
When I connect the antenna to its port on the 58536A, and a Trimble
Thunderbolt to port 1, Heather shows no antenna
On 5/31/20 8:14 PM, Charles Steinmetz wrote:
Doing as you are now -- feeding the T2-Mini output through coax to the
input of your scope -- you will either need to switch the scope input
impedance from 1 Mohm to 50 ohms (if the scope has that feature --
sadly, many digiscopes do not), or use a
Hi all, recently I bought a TAPR TICC as a learning project, and also
bought two TADD-2 Minis to serve as sine-to-square converters for the
two inputs. Since the TADD-2 Minis will be dedicated for this purpose, I
simplified their assembly by just installing a jumper from pin 2 to 3 of
the IC
On 4/29/20 6:01 PM, Bob kb8tq wrote:
Here’s a few:
Bob, thanks very much for the suggestions.
Five of the seven splitters in your list appear to offer a total of two
output ports. What I'm looking for is one that will accommodate
(specifically) three or four ports.
Of the remaining two on
I'm looking for a splitter to allow three or four GPSDO's to share my
roof-mounted Lucent PCTEL KS24019L112C 26db GPS twist antenna.
I understand from scanning past threads that inexpensive splitters by
companies like Mini-Circuits often turn up on eBay, but I'm having
trouble narrowing down
Thanks for all of the replies to my question about a connector for the
HP10811A. Sounds like a number of good options.
Frank
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Frank O'Donnell
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Tom,
Thanks very much, that's a great list and will keep me busy for some time.
At the hobbyist level, are there time interval counters or frequency
counters that are particularly popular, and/or that pair well with the
listed software?
Frank
On 3/25/20 2:30 PM, Tom Van Baak wrote:
I hope you all don't mind a novice-level question, but I'd be interested
in any feedback on what I'm seeing with the accuracy of the 10 MHz
signal out on my Trimble Thunderbolt.
I bought the Thunderbolt last year used on eBay, and it appears to be of
about 2001 vintage. Most recently it's
e than if you just let it freerun.
Hope my rambling helps.
On Mon, Jul 8, 2019 at 2:12 PM Frank O'Donnell wrote:
Hi, I'm extremely new to the topics covered on this list, but am finding
reading the message traffic to be highly educational. I have some
questions that I'd like to put out,
). For a beginner, is there something else that offers
accuracy/precision at least as good as a Thunderbolt and doesn't cost
more than a few hundred dollars at most that you might recommend?
I also have some questions about using the Trimble, but will put those
in a separate message.
Thanks,
Frank
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