One thing I've noticed in old mystery oscillators and other RF modules,
is that they often use 3-terminal or other regulators inside. If you
gradually increase the supply voltage, the current goes up rapidly, then
levels off as sufficient overhead is reached. That gives some idea of
where they
Hi
In that era, 12 and 24V are the two candidate supply voltages. Assuming there
are no
wires to the other pins, no need to supply power to them.
What to do:
Try 12V and see what happens. If you get a stable output at > +7 dbm and good
( = low ) harmonics. That’s the supply. If not, slowly in
Hello Time-Nuts,
OK, have one for the old timers out there. Does anyone have pinout or
voltage input information on a Brightline oscillator? This company
was founded by Charles S. Stone in Cedar Park, TX. His company was
soon purchased by Frequency Electronics and he went to work for them.
The
