Hi Nigel,

All I know is what's on the ebay listing.  It's number 270851051022.  There is 
a tiny RF connector on the top board of the 3 that are stacked inside the 
package that correlates with other modded boards I've seen online.  It looks 
like people generally tap into that.  Mine is supposed to have a 1PPS signal on 
pin-6, which I do not see.  Also, there is a flashing LED inside that is not 
synced to 1PPS.  I dunno whether that means it's not synced up yet, or that it 
is.  Funny that it's just blinking, and not a 1PPS heartbeat.

Bob




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> From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] 
>Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2013 5:46 PM
>Subject: Re: [time-nuts] My FE-5680A Came In Today
> 
>
>
>Hi Bob
> 
>Do you know what version of the FE5680A you've bought, and where are 
you measuring the frequency?
> 
>Regards
> 
>Nigel
>GM8PZR
> 
>In a message dated 17/09/2013 23:22:03 GMT Daylight Time, [email protected] 
writes:
>My  FE-5680A Rb standard came in today.  After the usual inspections etc, I  
>fired it up and I have the purple haze.  The native output is  8.38860798/9 
>(last digit jitter) as read on my 5335A using my GPSDO as an  external 
>standard.  I've got a ways to go before it's all setup, but this  is looking 
>good.  Does it warmup and change frequency at all, or can I  retune it to 
>10MHz and use it as a reference without any further  ado?
>>
>>Can someone tell me what type of socket that is where you tap off 
  the RF?  It looks sort of like a uFL connector, but a bit bigger.  
  I'd rather avoid hacking and soldering on this if I can.  
>>
>>Bob - 
  AE6RV
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