Hi Everyone, I was reminded that Greg Hanisek is speaking at New Haven Bird Club tomorrow night, 10/16.?? As everyone, including me, wants to see Greg's tremendous performance, we're postponing Sorting Out Bird Songs to next Thursday, 10/23, from 7-9 at the CAS Coastal Center at Milford Point.? To reserve a spot, please call Louise at 203-878-7440 x 502.?

Here's the highlights: -McKinney Refuge (with Scott Kruitbosch): 2 AMERICAN BITTERNS (end of RR trail), 1 WINTER WREN, 1 NELSON'S SPARROW, 4 yellow-crowned night herons, 9 wood ducks, 10 green-winged teal, 3 Am. wigeon, 3 y-b sapsuckers, 1 COMMON RAVEN, 1 white-crowned sparrow.

The netlist is as follows: 10 MHz to pin 1 of inductor Pin 2 of inductor to pin 1 of capacitor Pin 2 of capacitor to pin 1 of ASK-1 Pin 3 of ASK-1 to Pin 4 of ASK-1 Pins 6 of ASK-1 to ground The X2 output comes from pins 4 and 5 (the "IF").

The on-board VCXO range is 80 to 230 MHz, so I'd multiply the 10 MHz up to 160 MHz and then divide by 10. I like to throw one in a circuit and know that I can generate whatever clocks I need in software. They're also pin-compatible, so if you lay down a pad for a part larger than needed, you have spare outputs in case you need them for something.

Dear Zhihong, I have successfully set up a MacBook + X300 connected via 10 GbE. I used this product: http://www.sonnettech.com/product/echoexpresssel_10gbeadapter.html to adapt Thunderbolt to 10 GbE. It worked out-of-the-box. The only (major!)

As I understand it, DDS phase noise should be divided by a factor of 6*114 by the time it appears at the 10 MHz output, and at larger frequency offsets the amplitude should also be (significantly) reduced by the PLL loop filter.

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On your very first visit here, you have hit the Bruce Effect. Do not be alarmed! Just place your filter in a temperature controlled oven regulated to a change of 1E-99C for external temp changes of -100C to +200C and you may be alright, I did say "may". But then, for ham purposes, the phase/frequency changes should make no difference to you.

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