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On Mar 7, 6:56*pm, Bob Dobbs wrote:
Clive wrote: Even on CW or SSB I doubt most listeners can even detect 100 cycles of instability. I can definitely tell when some station is ten or more kcs off where I'm tuned, and go to the RIT automatically. If they continue to drift, I might chase them awhile, but usually move on, suggesting they sober up and quit leaning on the VFO knob. My receiver is stable to less than a twentieth of a cycle over several months. (Using WWV as a reference) -- Operator Bob Echo Charlie 42 What radio can do that? And what is the master oscillator consist of- does it contain a cesium/rubidium stage? |
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