True for the first frequency. The second statement may or may not be true,
it
was not clear in the original description of the device. When I wrote Leo
and
asked about a specific second frequency he did a manual calculation and sent
me
the parameters. From another email reply:
"Sorry,
On 9/14/2016 2:59 AM, David J Taylor wrote:
It is non-trivial to set other than a few embedded frequencies with the existing
software. There has been a veiled promise of improved software that remains
unfulfilled. It is a GPSDO, although the internal oscillator is a TCXO, not an
OCXO. Mine
It is non-trivial to set other than a few embedded frequencies with the
existing
software. There has been a veiled promise of improved software that remains
unfulfilled. It is a GPSDO, although the internal oscillator is a TCXO, not
an
OCXO. Mine runs on even a laptop USB port.
Wes
On 9/13/2016 12:42 PM, Nick Wagner wrote:
Hi to time nuts.. This source has been mentioned before. I purchased a unit
several months after seeing it recommended. It is made by Leo Bodnar
Electronics in England. It is
The simplest way to get a very clean 10 MHz sq wave. I have only observed
the
Hi to time nuts.. This source has been mentioned before. I purchased a unit
several months after seeing it recommended. It is made by Leo Bodnar
Electronics in England. It is
The simplest way to get a very clean 10 MHz sq wave. I have only observed
the 10 MHz on a scope .. have no other reference
