Raptor Observations: A very small flight today with just 10 raptors counted! However, there were 2 Peregrines that zipped through...at least one of which was a nice adult that was photographed.

The feedback from the rubidium cell locks the > 60 Hz which is divided by 6 for the 10 MHz output. No DDS on the output > generation. The DDS in the loop can digitally adjust the rubidium lock > frequency that tunes the 60 MHz, to fine tune the output only around 10 > MHz. > > Do you know which type of 5680A you are measuring?

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I have an issue with reading data from the USRP B200 on Windows 10. When I run >>> the benchmark_rate with a 20 MHz reception bandwidth, I see losses of more than 50 >>> percent. However, there are no losses during transmission.

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os, first I have seen this year. 1st one I saw was a beautiful male, almost jet black. About 300 yards from the spot I recorded my "mystery bird" last July, so I'm wondering. One flock of 15 (counted) probably more. Several others in small groups. 6 Savannah Sparrows 15 White-throated Sparrows 1 Swamp Sparrow Chipping Sparrows Song Sparrows At least 7 Golden-crowned Kinglets 2 Ruby-crowned Kinglets On the way out a large black bird flew up the road in front of me, and I thought it was a crow - until i saw large white flashes on the wings. It landed on a tree on the opposite side of the road and I skidded to a stop in time to get a 5 second look at a gorgeous male Pileated Woodpecker. I have looked for them all year, and heard several, but it was the first one I have ever seen there. Great way to end the day. Still lots of BJs, Chickadees, Titmice Don Morgan, Coventry http://birdingnect.blogspot.com/ "Think, every morning when the sun peeps through The dim, leaf-latticed windows of the grove, How jubilant the happy birds renew Their old, melodious madrigals of love!" H.W. Longfellow

>From Steve Spector, 10/9/15, Milford Point, early afternoon, Bonaparte's Gull sitting with Laughing Gulls, 2 American Pipits, 30 Horned Lark, 2 Peregrine Falcons charsjs@sbcglobal.net

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Green-winged teal, Ruddy Duck, Hooded Merganser, 3 Wood Ducks, 10 American Wigeon, many Ring-neckeds, ---- Our "resident" Barred Owl is still hanging around, usually in the vicinity of the east end of the north pathway off Hall's Rd.

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