There have been large numbers of master clocks in the broadcasting house
clearance auctions over the last year. As a result there are probably quite
a lot in circulation in the UK right now, though the BBC cachet put the
prices above dirt-cheap. The studio slave clocks were particularly popular.
Dave wrote:
I'm not sure how to avoid the change in input impedance with the
clipper involved unless I were to increase R1 to a very much higher value.
The voltage noise density of a 3.3k resistor is about 7.5nV/rootHz,
for a total noise of about 23uVrms in a 10MHz bandwidth (compared to
Absolutely correct on the batteries. It depends on the type. My experience
has been varied. Yes they leak but if they leak and do not spray around the
cleanups much easier and just to the area of the batteries. If they were on
charge and went they tend to vent vapor. Thats a serious effort to fix
Hi Bill,
On 28 March 2015 at 18:18, Bill Hawkins b...@iaxs.net wrote:
It's been my experience that local daylight time change criteria are
varied and fluid.
How would a LORAN (or GPS) transmitter set the DST bit for everybody?
This is an interesting problem, and of only 300KBs solution
