George,
AFAIK most PTS synthesizer use a string of identical modules in a kind
of "series connection", that is, the output of a module is routed to the
input of the next, each one controlling a decade. There are one or two
modules that controls the frequency range and those change with each model.
If you open your unit you probably will see the 3 LSD module sockets
empty. If this is the case, you need those 3 modules from a donor unit
and it could came from other PTS synth not necessarily of the same model.
BTW, I hope you was able to download the manual.
73 de Ignacio, EB4APL
On 26/05/2011 23:47, George R Allen wrote:
I got my PTS160; but, alas, I guess I got the wrong model. It only synthesizes
to the nearest 100 hz. Are there add on options to get down to .1hz?
George
K2CM
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