Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

The inside looks very much like the inside of the 113. Different layout but similar components and, it appears, also a 1 KHz motor. J. On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 8:22 PM paul swed wrote: > Thanks Tom I am familiar with the unit and this looks really nice. But > won't be in my

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

Thanks Tom I am familiar with the unit and this looks really nice. But won't be in my rack. Regards Paul WB8TSL On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 8:32 PM, Tom Van Baak wrote: > > Boy I have to say the front looks great. Good pixs to look at. > > Price not exciting at all. But maybe

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

> If the 115 has no motor (and I'm not questioning you, Bill) what moves the > "digital" numbers? It looks like a clock drive, and the 1968 HP catalog > makes reference to an "additional drum," which also sounds like a motor > drive. > > Jeremy The 115 does have a motor; the digital readout

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

If the 115 has no motor (and I'm not questioning you, Bill) what moves the "digital" numbers? It looks like a clock drive, and the 1968 HP catalog makes reference to an "additional drum," which also sounds like a motor drive. Jeremy On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 7:11 PM Bill Hawkins

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

You don't have to use the long link. Just search eBay for item #232426132876. It's pricey because it is from one of those resellers of surplus laboratory equipment. Who was that outfit in Texas? The front picture reveals that the desiccant is saturated (indicator is pink). Rear view shows

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

Definitely spendy. Is the 115 as noisy as the 113 (similar but w/analog clock)? Wonder what *les douanes* would charge to get that back into USA? Could you claim an exemption because it was Made in USA? Jeremy On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 5:32 PM Tom Van Baak wrote: > > Boy I

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

> Boy I have to say the front looks great. Good pixs to look at. > Price not exciting at all. But maybe someone has a spare kilo-buck. Paul, More info on the hp 115: http://hpmemoryproject.org/wb_pages/wall_b_page_01.htm /tvb ___ time-nuts mailing

Re: [time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

Boy I have to say the front looks great. Good pixs to look at. Price not exciting at all. But maybe someone has a spare kilo-buck. Regards Paul WB8TSL On Wed, Aug 9, 2017 at 2:41 PM, walter shawlee 2 wrote: > Has nothing to do with us, but there's a very clean, minty

Re: [time-nuts] Vectron Labs 100MHz OCXO datasheet?

Thanks everyone for the swift and comprehensive response, the specific device was purchased by a friend who is building a copy of my 100MHz OCXO PLL using an HMC1031 and he wanted to check the voltage/frequency and power specs. I had tried their Twitter and the Contact Us on the Vectron

Re: [time-nuts] HP5065A +20V supply and C-field mods

Hi Sounds like a lot of fun getting everything to zero out :) One thing to watch for is hysteresis. The tempco may not be quite the same going hot to cold as going cold to hot. Bob > On Aug 9, 2017, at 2:34 PM, cdel...@juno.com wrote: > > HP5065A +20V supply and C-field circuit mods > > I'm

[time-nuts] interesting HP divider and clock on ebay

Has nothing to do with us, but there's a very clean, minty looking hp 115AR for sale on ebay with buy-it-now for ~US$1419. seems like something Time Nuts aficionados would fancy. Note, the rear silver BNCs are oxidized, and no special line/power cord.. see this item:

[time-nuts] HP5065A +20V supply and C-field mods

HP5065A +20V supply and C-field circuit mods I'm doing some more work on the 5065A and thought I'd share the results of a modification (one of several that will be done on this unit). I measured the +20V P/S temperature coefficient and got -13.5ppm per degree C. This equates well with the 1N938

Re: [time-nuts] Vectron Labs 100MHz OCXO datasheet?

Hi Actually it *is* a standard Vectron part number. Once an OEM placed an order, the specific part was issued a 4 digit “code”. That plus the base model number made up the part number from there on. On could debate endlessly if it was to make reordering easier (fewer digits to make mistakes

Re: [time-nuts] Vectron Labs 100MHz OCXO datasheet?

On 8/8/17 11:04 PM, Neil Smith G4DBN wrote: Does anyone have any technical info on a Vectron Laboratories 100MHz OCXO, model 724Y3067 (part number A61583-1) please? Can’t find a datasheet on the current Vectron Inc website and my Google-fu is weak today. Neil

Re: [time-nuts] Vectron Labs 100MHz OCXO datasheet?

Neil Smith G4DBN wrote: Does anyone have any technical info on a Vectron Laboratories 100MHz OCXO, model 724Y3067 (part number A61583-1) please? Can’t find a datasheet on the current Vectron Inc website and my Google-fu is weak today. Neil The 724Y is a model in Vectron's CO-724 series.

[time-nuts] Vectron Labs 100MHz OCXO datasheet?

Does anyone have any technical info on a Vectron Laboratories 100MHz OCXO, model 724Y3067 (part number A61583-1) please? Can’t find a datasheet on the current Vectron Inc website and my Google-fu is weak today. Neil ___ time-nuts mailing list --

Re: [time-nuts] SOPHOS discussion of GPS jamming and eLoran

On 8/9/2017 12:15 AM, Martin Burnicki wrote: Dave B via time-nuts wrote: Or... http://bit.ly/2hGKTgXThat goes to:- There are 2 problems I see with this kind of link: 1.) A user doesn't see where the link takes him before he has clicked on the link, so he can easily be taken to a "bad"

Re: [time-nuts] SOPHOS discussion of GPS jamming and eLoran

Dave B via time-nuts wrote: > Or... > > http://bit.ly/2hGKTgXThat goes to:- There are 2 problems I see with this kind of link: 1.) A user doesn't see where the link takes him before he has clicked on the link, so he can easily be taken to a "bad" web site. 2.) These short links eventually