Hi Julien,
Earlier replies that discussed removing the DC supply from the 8140 outputs
gave me the impression your requirement was to connect directly the outputs of
the 8140 without line tap modules, which is what I was addressing with my
recent suggestion of a series capacitor, but can
This is probably now well past its sell by date but over the years there have
been a number of requests here for schematics of the Spectracom 8140T Line Taps
as used with the 8140 Frequency Distribution Amp.
The standard reply has always been that no schematics were available from
Perhaps not a very common item, and probably restricted to the UK, but I have
seen these mentioned here before.
The 607B was a very nice 2 to 30MHz synthesiser used as the drive unit in the
UK Diplomatic Service Piccolo radio system.
Both Sayrosa and Piccolo are long gone, and information has
I have a Tek FCA3103 300 MHz counter that measures ADEV
as a built in function. When I bring up the settings
menu for the measurement, it has an entry window for
"tau" (the averaging time, IE "sigma sub y of tau").
It defaults to 200 ms. I can enter larger values and
ADEV gives reasonably
This is a nice GPSDO but there doesn't seem to be too many about these days
compared with the earlier Bliley version, and searching the usual channels from
the UK currently seems to brings up just one, Ebay ref 152981122366.
39.99 USD is a pretty good price, and despite being described as
Hi Hal, and thanks for that.
In my case at least there's no problem with making plots from live data as Lady
Heather will do that for me,
it's just the time taken to collect the data for each plot that could be an
issue.
I'd just been wondering aloud whether any of the online simulations for
Holdover Issues
Hi
If you are in the northern hemisphere and looking at GPS satellite tracks,
there will always be a “hole”
in the track plots to the north. The orbits do not cross either of the poles.
More or less they make it about
to Hadrian’s Wall and that’s it.
Bob
> On May 15, 2018, at 12:38
hey come out of holdover. You will drop in very quickly ( a
second or two), but come
out slowly ( many minutes). Local noise can in some cases be enough to put you
in holdover.
Bob
> On May 13, 2018, at 1:13 PM, gandalfg8--- via time-nuts <time-nuts@febo.com>
> wrote:
>
> The
The location at 55N, 5W, isn't ideal, there's quite a large hole to the north
but this isn't something I've seen here before with any other GPS module or
GPSDO.
When first noticed I'm sure it was whilst tracking six or seven sats, it was
certainly five or more, which is why I commented in the
Ok, I give up
I've been logging this with Lady H and was watching again this afternoon as
the sat count dropped but this time there was no dropping into holdover as the
number of sats dropped from four to threedamn, it just carried on doing its
thing until the count went up again:-)
Today using Lady Heather I have observed the TruePostion GPSDO dropping into
holdover as the number of tracked sats dropped from four to three.
There does seem to be some hysteresis in the system though, the number of
tracked sats eventually dropped to two and then the unit came out of holdover
I've had one of the cheap TruePosition GPSDOs running here for the past week,
this is the earlier version with the Bliley oscillator, and as Mark reported
have been seeing what I consider to be excessive holdover reports from Lady
Heather.
At 55 degrees north the number of Sats visible can be
Unless I copied the number incorrectly earlier it does seem likely that Ebay
has pulled that auction.
It may still be showing up to those who "bought" them but a straight search on
that number returns nothing,
either in completed or running listings, nor does it show up now in searches
for
Is this auction # 273145006434, actually showing at $9.77 here in the UK, and
from a recently registered zero rated seller?
If so, and given that the auction text, and perhaps the photos too, seem to be
taken from one or more of Bob Mokia's
auctions dating back a couple of years or so, and
Crazy thought.Could you just force a DC offset into the EFC assuming the
internal varicap is not out of range.
It would be simply adding a resistor to pull up or down to see if you can
get a bit of pull and allow the dac to move back in range a bit. Its a band
aid.
I know its sort of crazy.
Hi
The CSAC spec sheet calls out an aging rate of 0.9 ppb per month as
“typical”. There is also a temperature spec of 0.4 ppb. If both are correct
for your sample (*and* aging is linear ) you would be out by roughly 10 ppb
per year. There also is a voltage stability spec that might be
ngineering / production location).
I have several model 100 units and was just about to put one in a timing
rack at the museum.
Regards
Steve G8EBM
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Subject: [time-nuts] European Electronics Systems Radio Clock Model 100
From: GandalfG8--- via time-nuts <time-
Does anyone have a service manual or any information on the
Europeanlectronics Systems (EES) Radio Clock Model 100.
The company was part of Siemens but closed down in 2005.
The Model 100 was supplied by Plessey Defence Systems to the UK military.
Some models could be GPS disciplined
Any
The Programmed Test Sources PTS-x10 manual is available from Mediafire
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ak193b371mbb3vc/PTS_X10.pdf
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The PTS250 manual is available from mediafire as either a 55MB standard
pdf file or a 41MB OCR pdf file.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/v8vd4o33d7ta1rd/PTS250.pdf
https://www.mediafire.com/file/5hp2hj1la7wws2s/PTS250%20OCR.pdf
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Thanks for the replies to this, both on and off list.
Repairs to the wiring turned out to be fairly straightforward and all now
seems to be basically functional, but there still remains the problem of the
lamp.
I am told that the FRK lamp is not a direct replacement, the base is
smaller,
A friend of mine has bought a just out of calibration R & S XSRM Rubidium
standard from one of the so called "recyclers" on Ebay.
Although the price was good, and it came with the off air receiver, phase
meter, and frequency divider, it looks to have been heavily decommissioned
with
wonder if it'd be possible to use a
suitably modified PICDiv clocked from a 'standard' 10MHz GPS locked device
like the Lucent?
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wrote:
I suppose a converter from 198KHz could be an option but I know of at
leas
a frequency converter to produce 200KHz; mixing the
incoming RF (198KHz) with 2KHz derived from the output of the unit,
On 18/06/2017 21:17, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts wrote:
> Hi Pete
That's quite good timing, if you'll pardon the expression:-), as I
uploaded a pdf version of the 5090A man
Hi Clint,
There seems to have been very little information available from Halcyon on
either the OFS or PFS off air references. All I've seen is the OFS
alignment document that Stephen is already sending to you.
There were two versions of the OFS1, the later version had similar
-)
Nigel, GM8PZR
On 06/18/2017 04:17 PM, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts wrote:> I have a
5090B which I'm hoping to get up and running when it finally
> reaches the top of the to do list and my view is that it would be much
better to
> leave the original electronics undis
Hi Pete
That's quite good timing, if you'll pardon the expression:-), as I uploaded
a pdf version of the 5090A manual to mediafire a couple of months ago
http://www.mediafire.com/file/u0bf1eips89uo3h/HP_5090A_Ops_and_Service.pdf
I know a few others have considered converting the 5090A
Although there doesn't seem to be anything similar in the GPS4 manual, the
Brandywine GPS8 manual does carry a table of various oscillator options on
page 33.
The OCXOs listed there are either from from Milliren or HCD Research.
Nigel, GM8PZR
Hi,
Does someone happen to know what OCXO
I really don't know just how relevant this might be, but some Brandywine
products are/were rebadged units from Time and Frequency Solutions in the UK,
or perhaps vice versa.
I'm not sure if TFS had an equivalent of the GPS4 but certainly both
companies sold versions of the GPS8 and the TFS
Yes, noticed here it was off again and am pretty sure you're right about
maintenance, just don't remember them starting at 0700 in the past:-)
Nigel, GM8PZR
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Iain Young wrote:
I now have all four with green tracking lights, so looks good to go
Thanks Iain,
Also looking good here now so seems like I cried wolf after all, although
very happy it wasn't anything more permanent:-)
Nigel, GM8PZR
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Is anybody monitoring eLoran from Anthorn?
I'm less than 100 miles from the transmitter but an FS700 has been unable
to find the signal for several days. Last time this happened though it
turned out to be a local antenna problem so I didn't want to cry wolf until I
found time to take a
; then set the oven to this temperature. I don't know if anyone
> currently knows how to make the software do this anymore.
> I knew at one time, but have long forgotten.
>
> Rick N6RK
>
> On 4/24/2017 5:41 AM, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts wrote:
> > I've
the software do this anymore.
I knew at one time, but have long forgotten.
Rick N6RK
On 4/24/2017 5:41 AM, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts wrote:
> I've just received an Ebay purchased E1938A, haven't tested it yet
although
> I do have a 14 day return option, but unlike previous pur
I've just received an Ebay purchased E1938A, haven't tested it yet although
I do have a 14 day return option, but unlike previous purchases of these
the serial number label is missing from the rear of the PCB so I have no
obvious way of knowing if the crystal is matched to the PCB.
Does
I've just uploaded a pdf version of the HP 5090A Ops and Service manual to
Didier's site at.
http://www.ko4bb.com
For now at least it's also available at
https://www.mediafire.com/?u0bf1eips89uo3h
The 5090A was an HP product designed in the UK in the early 1960s and was
an off
Many thanks for the replies on this, what was initially intended as a quick
"Hello World" test seems to have become far more interesting:-)
I'll forward my results to Tom as requested and see where we go from there.
Nigel
GM8PZR
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Yesterday I used one of John's excellent TICC modules for the first time
and initially set up a quick test using the 10MHz output from a Thunderbolt
as the frequency reference to measure the 1PPS from an Oscilloquartz Star4
GPSDO, with the TICC output feeding a USB3 port on a Windows 10 PC
How similar are the 131A and the 132A ? Is it possible to upgrade a 131
into 132 ?
---
Interesting question!
I suspect not, not in any straightforward fashion anyway, but I'm sure
others would know better than me.
>From a quick look at the component level service manuals the
I have just uploaded this firmware to Didier's (KO4BB) manuals site so it
should be available for download in the near future.
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
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Hi Colin,
All the 5313x counter basic oscillators are indeed extraordinarily poor,
and I've always assumed that their only purpose was to demonstrate that the
unit was basically functional.
A couple of years ago I upgraded a 53132A with serial prefix 3546 from
firmware version 3403 to
Nick,
This looks very interesting but just wondering, will there be an option
for end users to reprogram the board themselves just in case there does turn
out to be any bugs in the software, and if so would you be making updates
available?
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
Thanks to all who've commented on this.
All the reports I've received have suggested that MSF is behaving normally
and I've taken a closer look at my antenna system, where I've found more
loss at 60KHz than expected in the multicoupler I've been using.
With this bypassed and a stronger
Is anyone else seeing anthing unusual with the MSF 60KHz signal from
Anthorn?
For the past 24 hours or so, at least, all I've been monitoring here,
approx 100 miles from Anthorn, is what seems to be a much weaker than usual
carrier that's pulsing at significantly faster than once per
I now have a copy of this firmware upgrade courtesy of another list
member, and just wanted to say a public thank you.
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
In February Microsemi announced the release of version 8 software
(firmware) for these cards, intended to resolve some problems caused by the
GPS
In February Microsemi announced the release of version 8 software
(firmware) for these cards, intended to resolve some problems caused by the GPS
module, which was at one time anyway a Trimble Ace 3.
I have been trying to download this firmware from Microsemi but they no
longer accept my
Thanks. I’ve taken your suggestion for the sine-to-square converter.
I believe there are two separate commands for tuning the 5680 - one is “
temporary” and one writes through to the EEPROM. I’ll be using the latter,
of course.
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I'm surprised nobody else seems to have
I'm sure I won't be the only one receiving newsletters from Precise Time
and Frequency Inc, but I thought it worth mentioning their latest white
paper as it offers some thoughts on the conditioning of rubidium standards via
RS232 control.
"Rubidium Control - A Different Approach" can be
Hi Thomas,
If you haven't already seen them I made a couple of posts regarding this
unit last November in response to a similar question, and these might help
with running the software etc.
I've uploaded a file containing the manual and software to Mega.nz ..
Are these the references with a rubidium oscillator ? They seem to have
similar models with OCXOs etc.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111862884745
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Well now, how's this for a happy coincidence.
I've just received an email from a friend
Thank you Nigel, I've also taken a gamble on one of these units and am
keeping my fingers crossed that it has a Rb standard in it.
The service manual is most interesting, it looks like I could use one of
the two 'loops' to lock a different OCXO, with a little tinkering it could
be a very
Are these the references with a rubidium oscillator ? They seem to have
similar models with OCXOs etc.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111862884745
Hi Adrian,
The T801 first seems to have hit the UK surplus market around 2005/2006, I
was told a batch of a couple of hundred, and units from that
> It seems to me that the code they use for the 6731M signal is botched,
> anybody who can confirm ?
Indeed, see the attached plot (from a recording I made earlier this
evening): the master signal is totally lacking the 180 degree phase
code modulation, while the slave signal does have it.
> It seems to me that the code they use for the 6731M signal is botched,
> anybody who can confirm ?
Indeed, see the attached plot (from a recording I made earlier this
evening): the master signal is totally lacking the 180 degree phase
code modulation, while the slave signal does have it.
It seems to me that the code they use for the 6731M signal is botched,
anybody who can confirm ?
Something's certainly not right at the moment.
This morning all was working fine with both Master and Y stations locked on
different receivers, but I had to go out for a few
It seems to me that the code they use for the 6731M signal is botched,
anybody who can confirm ?
Ah well, as of 1915 the FS700s seem to be locking ok again but still with
the monitored signal dropping out from time to time so I guess we just need
to be patient and treat it
Yes, they've been switching back and forth between one or two channels all
day, with the one channel state always being just the usual Anthorn Y
channel and the two channels always being Master plus the Y channel.
Sometimes the overall signal levels have been fluctuating quite a bit at
100
The experiment continues.
Earlier today both the Master and Y channels were showing again, then at
1200 the signal disappeared completely, to be back at 1206 but not long
enough for the FS700 to lock before it went again.
All good fun:-)
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
Hi David,
I've only used Loran specific hardware receivers for actual decoding, so
no doubt others will be better able to answer your question re suitable
software, but one thing to watch out for is that the stations don't actually
transmit a named identifier.
With all stations
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>As of 1725, 4th January, Lessay seems to have been transmitting again for
>at least 30 m
>As of 1725, 4th January, Lessay seems to have been transmitting again
for
>at least 30 minutes, and showing the same or a slightly stronger signal
>here on the west coast of Scotland than Anthorn.
Are you sure it's not UK trying to rig something up for their eLoran trials
?
WB8TSL
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 2:26 PM, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts
<_time-nuts@febo.com_ (mailto:time-nuts@febo.com) > wrote:
>As of 1725, 4th January, Lessay seems to have been transmitting again
for
>at least 30 minutes, and showing the same or a slightly stronger signal
>h
As of 1725, 4th January, Lessay seems to have been transmitting again for
at least 30 minutes, and showing the same or a slightly stronger signal
here on the west coast of Scotland than Anthorn.
I've never seen this before, Anthorn is much closer and has always been a
stronger signal so
Definitely something unusual going on, overall signal level as monitored on
an SDR is significantly lower than normal and seems to have dropped out
from time to time, and as of approximately 1750 the master signal is no
longer present.
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
In a message dated
I'm currently testing a Motorola M12+T receiver for possible use in a
GPS-disciplined 10MHz oscillator. At the moment, I'm using WinOncore12
version 2.1X3 to communicate with it.
Hi Phil
All versions of WinOncore are pretty old by now, so you might want to try
Looks like Sylt went off-air in addition to the Norway and France stations.
Perhaps it is not a permanent decommissioning.
It might just be coincidence, but at around 0145 on Jan 1st the Sylt web
site link on the Loran-C Europe web site was reporting a 404 not found
As far as I can tell, in the 6731 chain there is just one station still
operating, this at 0200 on 1st January 2016.
My FS700s are reporting no master found so Lessay has gone, and I suspect
Soustons also.
Without the master I'm not seeing any identification of the one station I'm
now
Hi Iain
I too received this news, sad day indeed:-(
I've regularly received Lessay ok on the 2100 when Anthorn has been down
so can't say I've ever received a slave, Anthorn, with the master, Lessay
actually out of range but although I've not specifically monitored to check
I've never
Hi Graham,
That link isn't fitted here either, and I don't know its intended purpose,
but most of the adjacent component locations aren't populated either so I
suspect that on my unit at least there's a fair chance it's not part of the
active circuitry, although it is difficult to be sure.
Al, Thanks for the good idea, that would certainly have saved me a bit of
work:-), but the switch box inserted in the coax line with the counter input
set to high impedance performs the same function, straight through
connection with the option to switch in a 50 ohm shunt resistor, and it's
My bet is interaction of the load current and power supply with the EFC
and/or OCXO
-
Well, I haven't started probing the hardware yet, I was hoping I might get
some confirmation first as to whether what I I'm seeing is an anomaly for
this one or just par for the course with the
> Before I start probing any deeper I'd be interested to hear if anyone
> else come across this with the Thunderbolt E.
Is it thermal? Can you measure the frequency shift before it has time to
warm up?
Switching the impedance at the counter itself resets any plot
Please note that this question refers to the branded "Thunderbolt E"
GPSDO, in a silver coloured case with blue label and using a single 24V
supply,
and not the gold coloured "Thunderbolt" that is often found marked "Rev E".
Whilst testing a Thunderbolt E I've observed that the
Hi Arthur
Thanks for the feedback, that's an interesting find and obviously
something to keep in mind.
As you know Pawel originally designed the prescaler for the CNT85/PM6685,
although in earlier Ebay listings he did comment that it also worked for
the CNT80/PM6680, and taking a look at
An update on this just in case anyone else interested...
I've confirmed that the Symmetricom CDU software for the Proteus GPS unit
will run fine under Windows 7 on a 2009 HP dual-core laptop using a
Prolific USB to RS232 convertor. There is no option to select baud rates etc in
the
Hi Steve,
I've got one of these, also came to me new in the box but that was around
twelve years ago and other than a short period of testing has stayed there
ever since, nothing wrong with it as far as I can remember just too much
stuff, too much to do, and Thunderbolts and the like do
Following Nick's comment, under the subject "Z3801A and FE-5680A Allen
Variances", that he briefly considered designing a board to GPS discipline
the FE5680A, I'm pretty sure that a year or so ago just such a board was
suggested as being close enough to completion to warrant a request for
Hi Stan,
The CNT90 service manual is available online from Fluke for their PM6690
rebadged version and is identical to the original, a search on "PM6690
Service" will find it.
The manual contains a brief description of the oscillator and a schematic
showing both the standard and ovened
I don't know whether or not this is old news but I've just spotted that
Ulrich's web site is live again.
http://www.ulrich-bangert.de/index.html
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
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So much for paranoid file hosting systems with OTT encryption!, the URL
for the photos got truncated in the copying:-(
Just adding "g" to the end of the link in my original post should suffice,
or here, with a bit of luck:-), is the full link...
A couple of years ago, my oh my doesn't time rush by when you're having
fun?:-), I posted a recommendation for 3GHz prescalers from Pawel Witkowski,
an Ebay seller in Poland, for the HP 53131 and 53132 counters.
I'm now very happy to report that Pawel has also produced a similar
prescaler
Spectracom have always seemed a bit "cautious" when it comes to releasing
copies of the Pendulum Counter service manuals, I was sent a copy of the
CNT90/91 manual when carrying out some repairs a few years ago but only after
accepting a non disclosure agreement.
Because of that I was quite
In a 2005 White Paper singing the praises of "their", actually ex Datum,
8130A rubidium module, Symmetricom mentioned a small RS232 utility they
referred to as 8130Comm.
However, it isn't mentioned in the 8130A manual and I can't find anything
else about it either online or within my own
H
I think I'm convinced, I had my doubts to start with and now have enough
more to ensure I follow a different route:-)
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
Hi
If they are indeed grabbing anything in that package and re-labeling it, I
would
be very careful. True TCXO’s (full compensation
Hi Tim,
Thanks for your comments and I did wonder about the plating, in the photo
for the auction number I gave I couldn't decide if the bottom of the can
was corroded or just badly plated.
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
Mainstream TCXO's moved entirely to surface-mount many years ago.
These
Hi Bob,
Just the sort of things I was wondering and lot's of questions indeed,
that's why I asked, I didn't want to be the guinea pig:-)
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
Hi
A few things I would wonder about:
1) Is it 0.1 ppm over 0 to 50C (or some other range)? If not, what is the
The Vanguard ultra precision Golden TCXO, their description not mine:-),
has been listed on Ebay for a while now at various frequencies, and the
0.1 ppm spec caught my eye as a possible replacement for the around 6 or 7
ppm oscillator in a DDS function generator I've been using.
One
, 2015 at 8:54 AM, GandalfG8--- via time-nuts
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I've been trying to locate a manual for the MtronPTI M9101 series GPSDOs,
an M9103 series manual would probably also be ok.
There are references and links online to a PDF manuals section
I've been trying to locate a manual for the MtronPTI M9101 series GPSDOs,
an M9103 series manual would probably also be ok.
There are references and links online to a PDF manuals section on the
MtronPTI web site but those links just bring up errors and they seem to have
removed everything
I also did a quick write up recently about how I added the 10MHz test point
output to my REF-1.
Hi Daniel
Many thanks for your 10Mhz write up for the REF-1, that's very interesting
and a nice bit of detective work.
Back in January I took a quick look at the underside of a REF-1 board
Hi Adrian,
I've recently ordered two pairs to go with my earlier REF-1 units and found
there was quite a significant saving on postage, even with the original
packaging which I decided was a safer option, but don't forget there's a
very high chance these days that you'll get hit with VAT
Bevor I heat up the big soldering iron to remove the OCXO, I wanted to
ask if anybody else experienced this before and if anybody can confirm
that tuning voltage range is indeed 0..6 Volt. If so, replacing the OCXO
should cure the problem.
Hi Mathias
I've not experience your problem
is that the first unit was incorrectly
marked and none of them have the option 01 oscillator:-)
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
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This is a reply to the topic Loran-C reception in the UK with specific
emphasis on the Stanford Research
The FS700 data sheet specifies the standard oscillator to be be an ovenised
oscillator using an AT cut crystal, and the option 01 oscillator to be an
ovenised oscillator using an SC cut crystal.
The SC10 data sheet specifies it to be a 10MHz high stability oscillator
using an SC cut
This is a reply to the topic Loran-C reception in the UK with specific
emphasis on the Stanford Research FS700.
Apologies for starting a fresh topic but I'm still not able to take emails
from the list due to incompatibility problems with AOL and I don't see how
to reply to an existing
I'm working on a 2100F Loran-C receiver that boots up ok and seems to pass
the built in test routines, but after accepting a GRI it just sits in
acquire mode. I know the signal is good.
I've got the manual for the 2100 timing version, my scan of that is on the
KO4BB manuals site if anybody
Having dived in with great enthusiasm as soon as the LTE-Lite was made
available I've had it on test for a couple of days now and have not been
disappointed, I'm very impressed.
However, given the number of existing GPS and other off air systems and
projects already running here I have to
Hi Said,
Many thanks for your reply.
I'd realised that R2 and R3 were in the paths of alternative power feeds
but had managed to convince myself that both resistors were shown to be
fitted in your auction photos, although I can now see quite clearly that
whilst
R2 is fitted, R3 isn't,
Hi Paul,
I haven't used the Starloc II, so can't offer any direct help/advice, but
I did find manuals for the Starloc II and Starloc II plus when searching
for Starloc-Lite data a few years ago.
As always I hoarded what I found, which makes this your lucky day rather
than mine as I
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