Hi Paul,

I purchased one of the Miller units and it more than met my expectations (that 
were set by the description on his web site and the information I was able to 
find on the web.)   I also purchased a Fury which also more than met my 
expectations.   I would have no issues repeating either purchase.  Depending on 
your needs and budget both units could be reasonable choices.

For what it is worth when I purchased the Miller unit I was looking for a 10 
Mhz frequency standard for use with my amateur radios, when I purchased the 
Fury I was looking for a new GPSDO for "time nuts hobby" useage.  I also own 
several other GPSDO's including a surplus Thunderbolt.   The nominal 12 Volt 
power requirements of both the Miller and Fury units are a plus for me but in 
practice I have never run my Fury from any source other than the power supply 
that was shipped with it.

If you would like more specfic info feel free to contact me off list and I can 
try to help.

Regards
Mark Spencer
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> On Oct 3, 2013, at 11:24 PM, Paul <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I&apos;m looking for a new, ready to go, inexpensive" desktop GPSDO.  So
> far I&apos;ve only found the Fury and Thunderbolt E.
> 
> Are there other reasonable choices e.g. the J R Miller (although I&apos;m
> not sure there&apos;s a source of "new" TU-30 parts).
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> --
> Paul
> 
> *Say < $2k
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