[time-nuts] hp 10544A and 10811A ovenized oscillators

2018-11-05 Thread Dr. Frank
> Hi > > A failed ( = cold) oven on either a normal OCXO should give you a "tens of ppm” sort of frequency error. At 10 MHz that would be over 100 Hz. Fractions of a ppm are less likely to be oven issues. > Bob Bob, You're completely right about the ballpark of a total failure.. Anyhow, I

Re: [time-nuts] hp 10544A and 10811A ovenized oscillators

2018-11-05 Thread Bob kb8tq
Hi A failed ( = cold) oven on either a normal OCXO should give you a “tens of ppm” sort of frequency error. At 10 MHz that would be over 100 Hz. Fractions of a ppm are less likely to be oven issues. Bob > On Nov 5, 2018, at 1:01 PM, Dr. Frank wrote: > > Walter, > > did you check on both

[time-nuts] hp 10544A and 10811A ovenized oscillators

2018-11-05 Thread Dr. Frank
Walter, did you check on both failing oscillators, that the ovens work properly afterwards, or that the cases still get warm? I once had a failing 10811, where the NTC was defect, maybe also after a longer unused time. As the heater draw an excessive current on turning on, (about 500mA for

Re: [time-nuts] Need recommendation for GPS antenna for Oncore GPS module

2018-11-05 Thread Gregory Beat via time-nuts
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