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On 9/11/2012 2:22 PM, jim s wrote: > > On 9/11/2012 10:01 AM, Richard (Rick) Karlquist wrote: >> The SC cut crystal is generally credited to Jack Kusters >> (of HP) and Errol Ernisse.

If the trip was 10 days long, there’s a good chunk of a microsecond involved. If you go back into the FCS or PTTI proceedings you can find the data. They spent a lot of time on data reduction after the trip. Desk time was cheap compared to travel time.

Feed that into the counter and go from there. 10 MHz to 10 Hz gives you a 1x10^6 multiplication by mixing down.

>> a nice clean (useful) 10 MHz.

10/31, Chester: At 11:30 this morning, saw one pied-billed grebe swimming around with the usual Canadian geese flock on Cedar Lake. Either that, or one of the geese dressed up as a grebe for Halloween... - Tammy Eustis, Chester

Chester, 10/25 - The first juncos arrived in our yard today, and a large flock of robins stripped the dogwoods of their berries. Saw the local osprey trolling around Cedar Lake today, for the second day in a row. - Tammy Eustis, Chester

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10/8 - Greenwich Point Park, Old Greenwich First of season 2 Great Cormorants on rocks with 12 Double-crested Cormorants. 30+ Yellow-rumped Warblers Cynthia S. Ehlinger cynthia.ehlinger@gmail.com 203-698-1167

results > in a precise 10 mhz output and 1 PPS used to compare with the > GPS timing receiver 1 PPS and adjust the correction and its > derivatives over time for optimum tracking. > > This means they can take a slightly off frequency but > stable 10 mhz and make a precisely on frequency and even more > stable 10 mhz locked to GPS when GPS is available and open