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newlite4 · 26th Jul 2019, 5:38 pm

Thank you everyone for your input on this, it would appear a rather complex matter. Colin, I had not considered the effect of loading causing significant local oscillator drift although I expected some effects, very impressed with your reply. It might be worth trying to hang a sensitive modern digital frequency counter near the vicinity of the local oscillator, as long as I can get a rough idea as to where I am on the scale then that would be sufficient.
Thanks again everyone for your help, some positive ideas there.
Neil

26th Jul 2019, 5:38 pm	#9
newlite4 Octode Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bath, Somerset, UK. Posts: 1,805	Re: Eddystone 750 digital readout Thank you everyone for your input on this, it would appear a rather complex matter. Colin, I had not considered the effect of loading causing significant local oscillator drift although I expected some effects, very impressed with your reply. It might be worth trying to hang a sensitive modern digital frequency counter near the vicinity of the local oscillator, as long as I can get a rough idea as to where I am on the scale then that would be sufficient. Thanks again everyone for your help, some positive ideas there. Neil __________________ preserving the recent past, for the distant future.