It's not due to thermal issues. The freq change due to tip is way too fast for
that.
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> It’s also possible that the sensitivity is due to thermal issues.
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Hi
A lot depends on the source of the tip sensitivity. If it is acceleration then
indeed vibration will get to you. It’s also possible that the sensitivity is due
to thermal issues. In that case, vibration will not be as big an issue.
Worst axis is about +/- 3 ppb so it could be from either
If it is sensitive to orientation, it is probably also sensitive to
vibrations, so mobile applications may be out of the question, depending on
your needs.
Didier KO4BB
On Mon, Oct 7, 2019 at 2:00 AM Mark Sims wrote:
> The first time that I tried to set the FA2 internal oscillator frequency I
The first time that I tried to set the FA2 internal oscillator frequency I
tilted the case so that the screen was facing down and the adjustment screw was
facing up. I got it on frequency, but when I placed the unit with the bottom
of the case facing down the oscillator was 0.032 Hz off. So I
