Bruce Griffiths wrote:
Bill
If one is going to do all this in one instrument then care should be
taken to avoid inadvertent coupling via low frequency ground loops.
RF transformers on all RF inputs can be very effective in minimising
such problems.
Isolating the instrument from the PC by
Bill
WB6BNQ wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Well I think you missed my point ! As I mentioned there are a few who have
the
ability to deal with the H and Cs devices.
However, I was really targeting the low end of the spectrum. I referred to
them
as the normal guy but perhaps I should have said the
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Thunderbolt Monitor (Didier Juges)
7. Provide
When I get my Tbolt, I was planning to program a PIC18F6722-based board
I have already designed and produced, into the role of passthru/monitor
to indicate lock. What other features would everyone want to see on a
Tbolt monitor board relative to features/displays? What kit price range
Hi Dave,
Personally I question the value of such an item. As hobbyist we all
start immediately planning such a project just because that is our
nature. The Tbolt monitor program provided by Trimble, while lacking
in some regards, is adequate for determining the functional
WB6BNQ wrote:
Hi Dave,
Personally I question the value of such an item. As hobbyist we all
start immediately planning such a project just because that is our
nature. The Tbolt monitor program provided by Trimble, while lacking
in some regards, is adequate for determining the
