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Tonight, there were around 10, if not more, chimney swifts flying around with some swallows, dipping as low as 10 feet above rooftops. I spent 30 minutes trying to take pictures (almost impossible) so I can be 100% certain they're chimney swifts.

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They have a local 5 MHz OCXO locked through a interesting gear with the incomming 5 MHz and a DDS to result in a 10 kHz comparision frequency for the phase detector in the loop. The gear acheives a 512000 increase in gain (1024 from gear-works as such and 500 from the ratio of 5 MHz and 10 kHz).

A linear 5 to 10 MHz doubler that may be of interest is described in the March-April 2011 issue of QEX. I use it to double the output of an Vectron double oven 5 MHz standard to 10 MHz.

Is the PRS-10 worth trying >the filter mod on?

LJ> There might be some DDS chips that implement this kind of thing - the LJ> latest chips from ADI are pretty sophisticated. >> On 3/29/21 12:25 PM, Chris Wilson wrote: >>> 29/03/2021 17:20 >>> Can I use my Ublox NEO-M8T-0-10​ as a LO for a modified satellite >>> LNB on 10 GHz?

I downloaded the source but > only got as far as typing > > $ sh builder.sh > > which just got me "builder.sh test: argument expected" > > This is for 64 bit Sparc Solaris 10. I'll be the first to admit I know very > little about compiling source code in Unix and the README doesn't > specifically mention this platform.

. > > On 8 February 2015 at 13:10, Michele wrote: > > "I find it suspicious that you are compiling an old version of Qt > > (4.6.4, released in 2011) with the latest version of gcc (4.9.2, Oct > > 2014). My experience with gcc makes me wonder if these releases are > > compatible. " > > > > I had not considered that possibility.

My other fear is that the user's 10 MHz > will pick up some 60 Hz on the way to my system, but I suppose there > is no way I want to be narrower than 60 Hz on my loop bandwidth. > Yeah, not without a much-better OCXO than that.