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Leech wrote: > On 10/01/2014 11:46 PM, gsmandvoip wrote: > > Yes I am running single channel, but when trying to achieve my desired > sampling rate without _4rx.rbf, it says, requested sampling rate is not > valid, adjusting to some 3.9M or so. > sorry for misleading info I gave earlier, I have i3, with 32 bit and i7 > with 64 bit, but

In this example the data was gather at a Fc=161MHz, Fa=(5+1/3)MHz with a 36.5 gain and with the B200 closed at a Faraday cage with no external sources of noise and with the connected laptop covered in aluminium. > In this situation there's a visible spur at 160MHz, does someone knows what the source may be?

But the Force 10 does a lovely job on turkeys in our experience. Let us know how yours comes out. ____________________ C. Marin Faure GB36-403 "La Perouse" Bellingham, Washington

get 16 MHz out of 10 MHz?

>From Steve Spector, 10/12/13, Silver Sands SP, from noon to 1:30 PM, with Paul Cashman, 2-3 Bobolinks, 2 White-crowned Sparrows,  5 Vesper Sparrows (3 together in one small naked tree), many Savannahs, Songs, a few Swamps.  (on both 10/10 and 10/11, mature Bald Eagle)   charsjs@sbcglobal.net

I'm passing along this report from Jalna Jaeger, Dave Callan, and friends: 10/12 Norwalk, County St., Norwalk High School old football field (just off Rt. 1 behind County Mall) - LARK SPARROW. They looked unsuccessfully for the bird 10/13. via Frank Mantlik Stratford

I have several 10 MHz sources that are locked to GPS. I just acquired an HP 8640B that requires a 5 MHz reference input. Other than building up something, are their any commercial devices that will give me a 5 MHz output from a 10 MHz source ? Thanks, -- 73, Dick, W1KSZ

If someone has an HP 5328A and needs the Option 10 OCXO for it, there one up on eBay with the interface board attached. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290051986444

Myers was to visit the Winter estates of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. Edison made Ft. Myers his winter home and generally spent January through April here, when the winter weather in his New Jersey home wasn't quite as pleasant. Edison was awarded over 1,000 patents in his life time. From the start he received at least one per year until age 65.