On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Dan Rae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David McGaw wrote:
Does anyone know of a source of push-button switches for the
Racal-Dana 1992? I have one that over half are bad. No luck from
Racal-Dana or their service house.
The original makers of that switch
Since a bunch of the switches on my 1992 are bad, I was going to buy
another to use for donor switches. However, I would also consider
getting a 1990, 1995, or 1996 if those had more features. Anybody
know the real differences from the 1992 to those other models?
Thanks,
Matt
Matt Ettus wrote:
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 8:47 AM, Dan Rae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The last time I did this I found a switch at Jameco that was a near
exact replacement. The only difference was that the button was a little
too loose a fit and needed a dab of epoxy inside to hold it
Does anyone know the Amphenol part number for this one? The manual
gives only an HP part number...
Thanks,
Dan
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Does anyone know the Amphenol part number for this one? The manual
gives only an HP part number...
Thanks,
Dan
MS-3106A-18-22S; see also:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/hp5065a/conn.htm
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Tom Van Baak wrote:
Does anyone know the Amphenol part number for this one? The manual
gives only an HP part number...
Thanks,
Dan
MS-3106A-18-22S; see also:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/hp5065a/conn.htm
/tvb
You are getting way too organized...
jeff
Dear time-nuts
My name is Marco Ferra. I'm doing research on an electrical metrology
laboratory in Portugal, and I'm conducting a study on how to establish
tracebility to frequency using one (or more) GPSDO's. I came across
febo.com's site and this mailing list after searching the net. Let me
You might want to read this: http://tf.nist.gov/service/gpscal.htm
At 09:27 PM 3/24/2008, Marco A. Ferra wrote...
Dear time-nuts
My name is Marco Ferra. I'm doing research on an electrical metrology
laboratory in Portugal, and I'm conducting a study on how to establish
tracebility to frequency
Tom Van Baak wrote:
Does anyone know the Amphenol part number for this one? The manual
gives only an HP part number...
Thanks,
Dan
MS-3106A-18-22S; see also:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/hp5065a/conn.htm
/tvb
And if anyone else is looking for these, the current part numbers
O Time Nuts,
I am working feverishly on the software for my new scope clock. This
is a circuit board that drives a 3 oscilloscope tube with a rather
good-looking display of numbers and letters, driven by an HC908 MPU
and a hardware circle-drawing engine. The basic gizmo is shown here:
Quoth David Forbes at 2008-03-25 13:37...
...
2. If I have to store the time zone from the user's input, are the
DST calculations reasonably straightforward these days?
3. What weird time zone operations should it support, such as 15
minute local offsets or oddball DST dates?
The problem
David Forbes wrote:
O Time Nuts,
I am working feverishly on the software for my new scope clock. This
is a circuit board that drives a 3 oscilloscope tube with a rather
good-looking display of numbers and letters, driven by an HC908 MPU
and a hardware circle-drawing engine. The basic
1 Is there a reasonable way to determine the local time zone from the
GPS sentences?
None that I know of.
But given that you have GPS you probably know where you are. If you had a
map of the globe with the time zone boundaries drawn on it, you should be
able to figure out which zone you
Hi Folks
I know that we talked about extending antenna cables not that long ago,
but I don't think that we resolved *how* the cables should be joined
other than that the type of soldered splice I was proposing was not a
good thing.
I've decided to run the indoor sections on RG6, since that's
At 3:06 PM +1030 3/25/08, Matthew Smith wrote:
Hi Folks
As there don't appear to be any MCX to F or BNC or SMB to F or BNC
adapters available, I'm still puzzling how to hook this up.
Matthew,
I missed the thread about adapters, but this stuff is readily available.
I just googled mcx bnc
Matthew Smith wrote:
Hi Folks
I know that we talked about extending antenna cables not that long ago,
but I don't think that we resolved *how* the cables should be joined
other than that the type of soldered splice I was proposing was not a
good thing.
I've decided to run the indoor
Quoth David Forbes at 2008-03-25 15:26...
I missed the thread about adapters, but this stuff is readily available.
I just googled mcx bnc adapter and found this little pigtail cable
for $20. The opposite gender version is shown lower on the same page.
Matthew Smith wrote:
Hi Folks
I know that we talked about extending antenna cables not that long ago,
but I don't think that we resolved *how* the cables should be joined
other than that the type of soldered splice I was proposing was not a
good thing.
I've decided to run the indoor
Matthew Smith wrote:
Quoth David Forbes at 2008-03-25 15:26...
I missed the thread about adapters, but this stuff is readily available.
I just googled mcx bnc adapter and found this little pigtail cable
for $20. The opposite gender version is shown lower on the same page.
Quoth Bruce Griffiths at 2008-03-25 15:36...
F to BMC adapters are available both in BNC male to F female and F male
to BNC female.
Looks like BNC connectors will be able to bridge the gaps, in
conjunction with those connectors.
If I chop the ends off the existing antenna leads, solder on
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