If you don't want the hassle of mounting an external GPS antenna, the
LPRO-101 Rubidium sources are still available at <$100.
Better than 10Hz at 10Gigs, or a few milli-Hertz at 10Megs, and
adjustable if you want to get it spot on. More than good enough for any
HF application. Very good phase noise performance as well.
If you need the accuracy at microwave frequencies then it is up to the
transverter LO in any case.
73 Alf NU8I
Scottsdale AZ DM43an
Stu Phillips wrote:
Guys,
The Trimble Thunderbolt is available on EBay for about $120... I have
two of them.... You have to build a small PSU (for which details are
readily available on the internet), the diagnostic and monitoring
software is also available.
Interfacing one to a Flex requires a small attenuator to give a 5-7 dB
pad - think three 1/8 watt resistors...
Just a thought - please send flame attacks to /dev/null! :-)
Stu K6TU
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bill Dailey
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 2010 4:40 PM
To: Flex Radio; Flex Edge
Subject: [Flexradio] Reference clock
Checking to see how many would be interested in a group buy on a desktop
10 Mhz reference.
Fury GPSDO desktop source
http://www.jackson-labs.com/products_fury.html
I am pretty sure I can get a good price if I get 20+ people to commit.
The one off price is like $1500 but i am sure i can get a much much
better price.
Doc, kx0o
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