Hi
The conjecture has always been that all of the 5334B’s with 10544’s were a
field
swap out. Why would you do such a thing? That’s never been explained. One
*might* wonder if the fact that the 5334B sells for about the price of a 10811
and
few would notice a (lower value) 10544 is involved ….
csteinm...@yandex.com said:
> And, of course, it's still a matter of interpretation. I look at your plot
> and say, Yep, it should be mostly sorted in a month. Someone else might
> look at it and say, Looks like 3 days to me. Based on your plot, what do
> you say?
It still has ~1 more PPB
Hal wrote:
I remember seeing comments that were roughly "it takes a month" and that
seemed like a long time. This was a convenient opportunity to collect some
hard data.
And, of course, it's still a matter of interpretation. I look at
your plot and say, Yep, it should be mostly sorted in a
On 4/23/2016 6:27 PM, Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
The 5334 spanned the era when the 10811 was being introduced. I’ve never been
able to sort out exactly *what* was in each version as shipped and what got
swapped
around by various techs over the years. I always *thought* the 10811 was
standard for the
Hi
The 5334 spanned the era when the 10811 was being introduced. I’ve never been
able to sort out exactly *what* was in each version as shipped and what got
swapped
around by various techs over the years. I always *thought* the 10811 was
standard for the 5334B version. There are a lot of example
> Does your 5334B have a 10811 in it or some other OCXO?
My notes say opt 010 is the "good xtal". HP calls it the "High Stability
Timebase (Oven)". I haven't taken the cover off to check the part number.
I remember seeing comments that were roughly "it takes a month" and that
seemed like a l
Hi
Does your 5334B have a 10811 in it or some other OCXO?
Bob
> On Apr 23, 2016, at 5:04 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
>
>
> This is the result of a HP 5334B with opt 010 watching a GPSDO. It was
> unplugged for a week or two while I was rearranging things.
>
> You have to stand on your head. No
This is the result of a HP 5334B with opt 010 watching a GPSDO. It was
unplugged for a week or two while I was rearranging things.
You have to stand on your head. Normally you assume the reference clock is
good and use that to watch some external signal. In this case, the external
signal is
