And as soon as I posted this I found what I was looking forĀ on KO4BB's
website - I forgot that the z3805 is basically the same as a Z3801.
So the fault finding continues.
cheers
Tim
On 29/9/20 8:38 pm, Tim Tuck wrote:
Hi all,
I have a Z3805A that has failed. The internal power supply
Hi all,
I have a Z3805A that has failed. The internal power supply board is at
fault in that there is nothing on P3.
I was wondering if anyone had schematic or more detail on it or ideas
about a common fault for the board.
any help appreciated.
thanks
Tim
I love the analysis of the Earth!
Can you do it for Mars too or is the data not available ?
cheers
Tim
On 30/6/20 3:53 am, Tom Van Baak wrote:
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And if you haven't see it before, I have phase, frequency, and ADEV
plots of earth here:
http://leapsecond.com/museum/earth/
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Does it have to be Wifi ?
What about using 315/433MHz or one of the other LIPD bands on an Arduino ?
e.g.
https://www.instructables.com/id/RF-315433-MHz-Transmitter-receiver-Module-and-Ardu/
regards
Tim
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Hi Greg,
Brilliant! - I did not know about the adapter boards that looks like an
excellent solution. I like the idea of substituting an uBlock for its
receiver.
Thanks also for the additional info, I had managed to find some of that
at least :)
After sorting out the 422 to 232 conversion
+1 for Starcase - very nice kit.
Don't forget to checkout the many Pro Audio suppliers who kit out bands
and roadshows with all sorts of interesting racks with wheels and cabinetry.
Locally I've bought open racks from VFM Audio that are reasonably priced
and come with wheels.
Hi all,
I have a PC that I use for ham stuff etc. and as part of the normal
build I added NTP keep it on track for the things such as WSPR, JT65 etc.
I also installed the Meinberg Time Monitor to keep an eye on things.
What I found was that over a day of operation, the time would slip