For those who are ARRL members, they now have archives of QST on-line. I
stumbled across a two part series in the Sept and Oct 1952 QST ehtitled:
What Price Precision? The economics of Frequency Standards
By George X.M. Collier W0EG
The article highlights Crystal Charactgeristics,Hammarlund
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
What outdoor bullet antenna are people using for their Tbolts
(manufacturer and model number), where did you find it, and how much
did you pay for it? I'm looking at several eBay antennas and the like
crossing my fingers that the bias voltage and current will work, but
I'd rather
I'm not sure about the manufacturer of mine, the label just has a serial
number, made in usa, and part number 25045-10. It came with my tbolt when I
got it from ebay a few years ago. The whole set including the ps and a bunch of
coax was $199 (buy it now)
-Dave
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I finally got around to listening to these. It sets me to wondering how
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
To clarify item 3
Item 3 came across unclear after reading it again. What was meant was a third
channel to compare either of the two mentioned House Standards to a third device
without interrupting the two primary control channels referred to in item 1.
BillWB6BNQ
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