Hi Bruce,
Interesting find. 
No disrespect to Justin Crooks (the contact on the website) but this looks a 
bit of an odd construction. Considering that you can buy LPRO's for under $100, 
I'd expect a case at least. That LED is a prime candidate for getting knocked 
off and I'm guessing that the components are exposed on the back of the PCB. No 
detailed specifications given in the manual and no information on what GPS is 
used. There is no mention of survey mode so I doubt it's a timing unit. No 
mention either of who "refurbished" the LPRO, Symetricon? I'd be surprised. In 
the UK avionics industry there is a (derogatory) term for a "switch it on, see 
if it lights up and give the case a coat of paint" refubishment - an american 
overhaul. I've nothing against Americans, it's just a phrase.
I'm more than happy for Justin to rebutt my assertions if he's on the list, but 
I'd buy a LPRO and timing Oncore from China (ebay) and put hem in a nice box.
 
Just my opinion,
Robert G8RPI.

--- On Wed, 6/1/10, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:


From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: [time-nuts] LPRO-GPSDO
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, 6 January, 2010, 3:18


In searching on-line for ways to construct a 10 MHz to 100 MHz multiplier,  
I came across an interesting product offered by Silicon Forest Solutions 
_http://www.TenMHz.com_ (http://www.TenMHz.com)  .  Their LPRO-GPSDO  
incorporates a refurbished LPRO rubidium oscillator, disciplined by a GPS  
receiver, 
for less than $500.  It looks pretty clever and compact.   Perhaps this 
product is offered by a member of this list who could tell us more  about it.

Bruce Hunter, KG6OJI
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