> Since we're having a lively afternoon (or midnight for our Aussie members) on > Time-nuts, and talking about buying and > selling > gear anyway, I think this is a good time to mention something I've been > putting off for too long: > An Oscilloquartz H-maser. For sale. > I've put some details, pictures and the manuals here: > http://www.arclightindustries.com/efos.html > That page will get some more data over the next few days, and I'm sure there > will be tons of questions to answer. > I hope John will forgive the commercial post, but I figured my fellow > Time-nuts would want to be the first to know > about a loose > maser. > > Thanks, > Scott
Scott, No problem posting this on the list. I wish vintage masers would show up more often. Too bad it's not practical to bring it up here where I could measure it against mine. I see it comes with manuals; does it also include the physicist? (I've heard that, in the early days at least, that each maser required one full-time physicist to keep it running ;-) Do you have any comparative NRAO performance data on this unit? Perhaps not, if it was used stand-alone. But maybe data was collected against other NRAO masers from time to time over the years. Any chance you or someone else could get a copy of those test runs? /tvb http://www.LeapSecond.com _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list time-nuts@febo.com https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts