> >------------------------------ >I can separate them quite easily on a Winradio 313, using just a fairly >short length of wire or a "miniwhip" active antenna but I'm not right on top of >either, although quite close to MSF in its new location.

. > Look at shipping cost some of it is off the top! It is time to take a > breather and we will se a drop in prices.

The schematic on the website of Tom was very helpful. Basically it would be sufficient for trouble-shooting/repair. However, I would like to figure out the numbers which should be indicated by the moving coil meter on the front. I did a quick measurement with a HP counter 53230A (without a very stable reference).

A question about the display - it's a video image of the > > fluorescence, and the graph is superimposed on top of it? > > > > > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@lists.febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to > http://lists.febo.com/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts_lists.febo.com > and follow the instructions there. >

That makes it hard to follow the discussion, on top of the imperfect English translation. I had just read the Deaver paper a few days ago. It is interesting that the older 732A drift rates are clustered closer together than the 732B. You would think that with most of the circuit in an oven, the 732B would not show as much spread.

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Not off the top of my head (it has been 20+ years since I first cracked the book), but give me a couple of days to check. I started writing a note about the two different CAGD series, the one with his wife Dianne Hansford "Essentials of CAGD", and Gerald Farin's "Curves and Surfaces: a practical guide".

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bottom of cylinder = x=0,y=2.5, z=-5 > Back middle top of cylinder x=0, y=2.5, z=5 > Front middle top of cylinder x=0, y=2.5,z=5 > > If I understand it now?