Let me know what you think. It's just a fun project.
I think of the SB-303 as another landmark piece of technology
history. Solid state but not digital. 100% analog circuitry pushed
to the limit to get the stability and frequency readout.
In the full range of history, there's an incredibly brief period
when those things made sense. After about 1970, 1975, it's digital.
Before 1955, 1960, maybe, the look was completely different.
I had a page up on Heathstuff but took it down for re-hosting.
I've been looking at the DVFO project sites and wonder why no one
has set up one of those as a "all-bander" for S-Lines. Program
the readout for the Collins 1st IF offset and 200 kHz steps.
Similarly, the Ten-Tec 1284, can it be that hard to program the PIC
for 100/1,000 Hz steps? Anyone have a PIC de-compiler?