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"Steven Swift" wrote in message
... Well, to answer "What are they good for?" Really nothing. I have rubidium and xtals locked to GPS and can easily get to 10e-12. With some of the work I do, 1x10e-8 translates to "broken." However, I also play with old radios, so why not have an "old crystal calibrator" sitting warm on the work bench. I am kind of excited to homebrew an oven. Temp sensor are easy these days. Or is that cheating? That's why I posted to this group, not sci.electronics.design. Just something fun to do while I am waiting for football to start again. Steve. Well it is not Bliley ... but a 10 MHz crystal should for an oscillator to mate with my Motorola Oncore GPS receiver .... poor man's standard. eBay item number: 280199154465 Greg w9gb |
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