[time-nuts] FE-150A 5 MHz

Back on Jun 11, 2007 I posted a question about an oscillator reference source I obtained. I didn't get much help then. It is basically a quality 5 MHz OCXO in a unit that can be locked and also gives 1 pps. I've been thinking I should check it out relative to my GPS source and if it looks

Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken

Hi Mike, Try http://ep.espacenet.com/ It's an offical european site that also searches US and World Patents. Very flexible search options and no registration required. You do have to type in the code from a graphic image if you want to download a full PDF. That is a small price to pay to keep

[time-nuts] DM specs

Fellow Time-nuts, I have an DM C146-10-1 element and would wish to get hold of the specs for it. If you have those and for that matter other DM elements, I'd be happy to get them. DM was swamped into EDO and I can't find them on their site. Your assistance would be apprechiated. Cheers,

Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken

Date: Wed, 1 Jul 2009 06:24:38 + (GMT) From: Robert Atkinson robert8...@yahoo.co.uk Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken Hi Mike, Try http://ep.espacenet.com/ It's an offical european site that also searches US and World Patents. Very flexible search

Re: [time-nuts] Mil Spec Source (was) FE-150A 5 MHz

Hi Rex: Go to: http://assist.daps.dla.mil/quicksearch/ ASSIST-Quick Search provides direct access to Defense and Federal specifications and standards available in the official DoD repository and enter MIL-T-28816 into the Document ID field and press SUBMIT. On the next page click on the spec

Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken

Hi, I don't think its a version problem. When you have the patent displayed (View original document tab) you only see one page at a time. see http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?FT=Ddate=20040226DB=EPODOClocale=en_EPCC=USNR=2004036036A1KC=A1 (one of mine ;-) There is a

Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken

http://www.uspto.gov has a pretty good search engine for US patents (with images, if you load the AlternaTiff plugin)   Try http://ep.espacenet.com/  It's an offical  european  site that   also searches  US and World Patents. Very flexible  search options   and no registration

Re: [time-nuts] Mil Spec Source (was) FE-150A 5 MHz

Thanks Brooke, I thought there should be a way to get to unclassified specs directly, but didn't find it myself. Great info. -Rex Brooke Clarke wrote: Hi Rex: Go to: http://assist.daps.dla.mil/quicksearch/ ASSIST-Quick Search provides direct access to Defense and Federal specifications

Re: [time-nuts] Mil Spec Source (was) FE-150A 5 MHz

I went to the assist site and downloaded the pdf version of the document. Unfortunately the three figure pages are the same low resolution scans. Oh well. I already know what it looks like and the rest of the document tells me about everthing I wanted to know about the 5 MHz reference. -Rex

Re: [time-nuts] Google Patent Search is Broken

Hi, I don't think its a version problem. When you have the patent displayed (View original document tab) you only see one page at a time. see http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?FT=Ddate=20040226DB=EPODOClocale=en_EPCC=USNR=2004036036A1KC=A1 (one of