In a recent message, Sverre Holm (LA3ZA) la...@nrrl.no writes
I wonder what's the experience with the MV89A, does it need a lot of
adjustment of the control voltage, or does it have this kind of accuracy out
of the box?
No, Sverre, I did not need an adjustable 5V control voltage as the MV89A
was
Thanks David,
David G4DMP wrote
No, Sverre, I did not need an adjustable 5V control voltage as the MV89A
was spot on 10,000,000.00 Hz
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In a recent message, David and Dianne on Comcast dhh...@comcast.net
writes
I'm interested in possibly trying the K3EXREF in my good ol' K3 for no
good reason other than its something new and fun to try and can give
some bragging rights about frequency accuracy. Can any of you comment
on your
A rubidium frequency source contains a few milligrams of natural
rubidium, some of which is weakly radioactive.
But there is about 5 times more radioactivity in a banana and about 1000
times more natural radioactivity in the human body itself (in both
cases, mostly due to natural potassium-40).
The human body?
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I wonder what's the experience with the MV89A, does it need a lot of
adjustment of the control voltage, or does it have this kind of accuracy out
of the box?
David G4DMP wrote
but recently got a 10MHz MV89 double oven CXO which is inexpensive and
excellent. Mine is accurate to the nearest
I too would like an overview of your setup as well...
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Hi All,
I'm interested in possibly trying the K3EXREF in
my good ol' K3 for no good reason other than its
something new and fun to try and can give some
bragging rights about frequency accuracy. Can any
of you comment on your experiences in using the
K3EXREF? Elecraft provides very little
they are marginal.
If you decide to build one I am sure there are lot of folks who have done
just that and can assist you, I would be happy to share my construction
experiences off list with you.
Regards.
Roger VK3ADE.
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 External Frequency Reference
I installed a K3EXREF and set up a Trimble Thunderbolt a few months
ago, and I've been very happy.
The K3EXREF was very easy to install - just remember that it's a very
good idea to use a static mat and wrist strap whenever you dive into
the inside of a K3. The instructions were quite clear, and
My experience was similar, using a Thunderbolt. I won't duplicate
Bayard's narrative, except to emphaisze using ESD precautions when
working inside any transceiver.
73,
matt
W6NIA
On Thu, 18 Sep 2014 17:32:04 -0700, you wrote:
I installed a K3EXREF and set up a Trimble Thunderbolt a few months
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