On the 5065A front, I have replaced the resistors in the RVFR with Mil-spec Vishay RN55, RN60 and RN65 series parts, cleaned the glass elements and added a 100 deg.C thermostat to prevent over temperature events.

I am using fc=1e6. So to address your first comment: No, Im > not sure if my signal is making it through. I am under the impression that > whatever samples I send out to the BasicTX will be received at the BasicRX > (with low-pass filtering) and that I dont have modulate anything (the board > does that for me). Is this not true?

I am using fc=1e6. So to address your first comment: > No, Im not sure if my signal is making it through. I am under the > impression that whatever samples I send out to the BasicTX will be > received at the BasicRX (with low-pass filtering) and that I dont have > modulate anything (the board does that for me). Is this not true?

It divides everything you might need from the 10 MHz input. There are separate outputs for 10 MHz, 5 MHz, 1 MHz, and one that can be configured for 100 kHz / 10 kHz / 1 kHz / 100 Hz / 10 Hz / 1 Hz. I think David might still have some populated boards.

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useless) 15 MHz > output to > >> a nice clean (useful) 10 MHz.

The output of the divide by 10 >>> needs to >>> be asymmetrical so it produces even harmonics.