They said no and agreed to write this on one of their estimate forms. I faxed this to the adjuster and he paid for both props.

Whilst your corrected measurements for the 10534 and 10514 are now within about 10% of those found by NIST for one of their mixers, the discrepancy with Minicircuits estimates for the RPD-1s is somewhat larger but their phase detector gain specs seem incompatible with their max output specs.

For similar measurements it would be nice with an incremental display, which is feasable for some configs as not all data is needed unless you need to calculate a frequency estimate. Cheers, Magnus

So my estimate for a Z3801A is ballpark of $250. Maybe more if you are willing to wait longer, less if you need to unload them quickly. --------- Does anybody know what "Z3801A has been upgraded by us, which the feature is the same as 58503A." really means? -- These are my opinions, not necessarily my employer's. I hate spam.

Offhand I'd estimate it would be easier for some "bad guys" to put a crude A-bomb on top of a SCUD and put America into the horse and buggy age with an EMP attack than to take out a significant number of GPS satellites. NLK in Washington state has been off the for almost two months now.

kb8tq@n1k.org said: > What is going on is that people are confusing the estimation process that is > used by the selection process (which does look at a lot of stuff) and how > that is described. ... In this context, it's important to remember that there are 2 parameters associated with the goodness of clocks. The first is the error.

The later should be accompanied by some quality measure > of how much remaining systematics there is (see Jim Barnes PTTI paper on > Drift Estimators). Do you mean "The measurement of linear frequency drift in oscillators", http://tf.nist.gov/timefreq/general/tn1337/Tn264.pdf ?

The post-processed lat/lon/alt values differed around 1/1/3 meters better than the self-survey values (with estimated error ellipses of 0.17/0.15/0.4 meters). Those results were with the "ultra rapid" orbits. It will be interesting to see what they look like when the final precise orbits are available in a couple of weeks.

A rough estimation: Change in Ic when R1 is set from 0 to max value 200 ohms is equivalent to changing the 70k resistor to 60k. I haven't prototyped or simulated, so there can be more complex interactions that I haven't included. Maybe it is not even possible to "null" the tempco in a way simple temperature compensated zeners allow to do that?

But estimated 420 Ruddy Ducks on South Cove, Old Saybrook. Frank Mantlik Sent from my iPhone On Dec 27, 2012, at 8:28 AM, Andrew Griswold wrote: > Off Old Saybrook 730-825am > One Dovekie.