GLB made them and called them a "channelizer".
Joe M.
Wayne wrote:
> There were some frequency synthesizers made for the GE Prog lines, and a
> few others, back in the 70's to 80's, though I think they were mainly for
> ham radio use.
> I had, for a while, a prog line base on 2 meters with a synthesizer. easy
> dial up of frequency desired. This was back in the 80's mind you.
> I don't recall the make now, but I think it was made somewhere in NY
> state.
> And unknown if it was legal for commercial use. By that time, most progs
> had been removed from commercial service...
>
> So, such things do exist...
>
> Wayne WA2YNE
>
> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 18:48:08 -0500, Ron Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Mike,
>>
>> I did wonder about the "special RSS" comment, no license aggreement and
>> calling ICM. I thought well maybe it was something someone came up
>> with on their own, but ICM was out of place for even that. But wanted
>> to make sure.
>>
>> Actually I was thinking maybe someone came up with a synth to replace
>> the MSR2000 ch ele. I had thought of this while back for some of the
>> older GEs and Mot rigs. I bet one could manuf for the price of a
>> crystals especially when a complete synth HT goes for $100-140. Synths
>> are all over the place.
>>
>> 73, ron, n9ee/r
>>
>>
>
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