November 2005 02:57 > An: time-nuts@febo.com > Betreff: [time-nuts] looking for A7 Assembly for 5370A aka 05370-60007 > > > hello fellow 'nuts -- > > anyone have an A7 Assembly for the HP 5370A aka 05370-60007 > that he would be willing to let go for reasonable coin? > > this is the oscillator power supply board for option 001 in > the 5370A.

Provision for a coin cell back up battery. unknown) One of the DS3231 parts, in a thermal enclosure that has a time constant in excess of 24 hours. I think it's about the size you request. A temperature sensor changes the divisor based on calibration data. Sort of a doubly compensated device TTCXO or T2XO. I like this one for a practical product.

Provision for a coin cell back up battery. unknown) One of the DS3231 parts, in a thermal enclosure that has a time constant in excess of 24 hours. I think it's about the size you request. A temperature sensor changes the divisor based on calibration data. Sort of a doubly compensated device TTCXO or T2XO. I like this one for a practical product.

Hi Tom, Tom Van Baak skrev: > Hi Magnus, > > I've never seen it in print either but I coined the name when I wrote > my ADEV tools.

.: Unobtainium (looses a proton)-> Readiliobtainium Readiliobtainium (looses a proton)-> Notsorarium Notsorarium (looses a proton)-> Aprilfoolarium Tom Abbott (inventor of the Calculagraph) coined the phrase "Time is Money", see: http://www.prc68.com/I/Calculagraph.shtml Have Fun, Brooke Clarke http://www.PRC68.com Tom Holmes, N8ZM wrote: > Brilliant!

Now, if you have the more normal tiny coin cell involved with 1/10 or 1/100 that capacity and much lower self discharge …. Bob > On Nov 2, 2014, at 3:17 PM, Hal Murray wrote: > >> By the way the z3801 is off most of the year so the drains quite small. > > I think that's backwards.

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I'll have to look into that adaptive layer thickness. >> >> On Thu, Dec 26, 2024 at 2:00 PM Raymond West via Discuss wrote: >> >> On 26/12/2024 15:03, Adrian Mariano via Discuss wrote: >>> I'm not sure what Ray has against rounded edges.

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I think it has been requested > before and all the 2D geometry modules are fast enough to be functions > and I can't see any downsides. Even if somebody has a function with > the same name it would just override the built in. PR#4478 will, among other things, let you render a 2D object into a list of lists of points, which achieves that goal.