Richard Clark wrote in
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On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 08:52:46 -0800, Richard Clark
wrote:

I'm not familiar with Dallas Lankford

I have since visited your suggested page to casually view his works.
Interesting set of circuits too (although, some of the phasing systems
have been superceded with shift registers - I used to use
bucket-brigade chips).

I was especially touched to see wide coverage of the R390A. It was
the subject of my first class that I taught in the Navy (along with
the Collins URC-32). Cadillac equipment. I note in his discussion of
stabilizing the BFO, he uses a Rubidium standard for comparison. I
calibrated quite a few of those Rubidium standards too with my Cesium
Beam whenever a Boomer came along side. An URQ-12 would have worked
as easily, but this discussion no doubt exceeds the capacity of your
wallet (the Navy provided such a candy store for my Metrology Lab).

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Not just my wallet. This is cool though, I have encountered both bucket
brigade IC's and shift registers. Offtopic question: Did the bucket brigade
lead directly to the switched capacitor filter? I ask because they seem
related, and the BB seems to have become obsolete, but the SCF, anything but.