Hi,
The past week I had to replace more than 30 capacitors in various of my
home electronics, some were bulged and others not so.
There were 7 in a computer motherboard, 10 in other, 8 in a TV set power
supply, 2 in an external USB disk power supply and the rest in other
things, I know the
Sounds like the GPS receiver is hosed. I think there are two different
receivers used in the 58503a, unfortunately I'm away from my lab, otherwise I
could check mine. It is a standard part, and may be available on the surplus
market.
Before replacing, I'd check the usual suspects, power
From: Chris Albertson
I think if you re-install any normal OS out of the box it will have the
standard NTP included. Just get Ubuntu Linux then it will have ntpd
already setup.
Without PPS there is little point in having a GPS. These questions are
best asked in the NTP mailing list.
I've been approached a few times in the recent past asking if I would do a
re-spin of my frequency divider board.
For details of this please see:
http://www.perdrix.co.uk/FrequencyDivider/index.html
It isn't viable to do this unless I can get orders for at least 40 and
preferably more (the
Hi
I suspect that there are people on the Soekris list that could help you with an
image for the box you have. Putting an OS image on it is not trivial, but it’s
also not rocket science. It’s a bit easier with FreeBSD from the era that the
box was new.
Bob
On Jan 2, 2015, at 2:49 AM, David
david-tay...@blueyonder.co.uk said:
Chris, I completely agree with you. Were it possible to install a normal
OS easily, I would have done so, but the device only has a CF card slot, and
there is no secondary boot device, so you end up trying to install the OS
on the memory stick image you
On 1 January 2015 at 17:03, Andy Bardagjy andybarda...@gmail.com wrote:
Sounds like the GPS receiver is hosed. I think there are two different
receivers used in the 58503a, unfortunately I'm away from my lab, otherwise I
could check mine. It is a standard part, and may be available on the
Hi, all,
over the Christmas season, I have designed and built a frequency doubler
from 5 to 10 MHz and a distribution amplifier for the Lucent KS-24361. A
preliminary writeup is under
http://www.hoffmann-hochfrequenz.de/downloads/DoubDist.pdf
It features 4 or 5 10 MHz 10 dBm outputs
