No, EROS was an oscillator manufacturer named Electronic Research Co,
now INFICON EDC (www.electrodynamics.com).
I have a 10 MHz TCXO which is marked EROS-600-DL-5-730396. It used to
be the reference oscillator from a Dana counter in the 70s, if my memory
doesn't fail.
BTW, I'll appreciate any info on my unit.
Best regards
Ignacio, EB4APL
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Predrag Dukic wrote:
Isn't EROS name of one of the asteroids? There was also some mission
to it
some time ago....
part# EROS-750-MA111 might have something with it. :))
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