On 1 Apr 2015 23:24, Bob Camp kb...@n1k.org wrote:
HI
Best guess is that your antenna is not doing the job.
That's possible. It was supposed to be an Andrews antenna, but there's
nothing on it to indicate that to me. But it is well sited. I expect
antenna issues can explain the log entry
Yesterday (31st March 2015) the GPS lock light of my 58503A went out
and the Holdover light came on. The Alarm LED was *not* on. It had
been like this for an hour or more. I removed the N connector, could
see there was 5V DC on the antenna, and a visual inspection of the
antenna cable did not give
I can't help but notice that you have several of these entries:
Log 067:20150101.00:00:11: 5V is out of tolerance, value: 5.52
Log 068:20150101.00:00:11: 15V is out of tolerance, value: 19.46
I think you better look into them before anything else.
-Chuck Harris
Dr. David Kirkby (Kirkby
On 1 April 2015 at 17:39, Chuck Harris cfhar...@erols.com wrote:
I can't help but notice that you have several of these entries:
Log 067:20150101.00:00:11: 5V is out of tolerance, value: 5.52
Log 068:20150101.00:00:11: 15V is out of tolerance, value: 19.46
I think you better look into them
HI
Best guess is that your antenna is not doing the job.
If the HP is in lock long enough to predict a good holdover (there are multiple
limits) you can have
holdover with no alarm. If it goes into holdover and is not “ok” by the various
limits, you will get an
alarm + holdover. After being
