[Collins] Collins Oscillator
Glenn Little
glennlittle at bellsouth.net
Sun Apr 19 16:17:05 EDT 2009
While cleaning the shed today, I uncovered, what looks like a Collins
oscillator.
This is a tube based oscillator.
The only numbers that I see are, 541 0085 003 0A and 543 8612 005 E.
There is MCN 268.
This appears to be a high stability oscillator in a cylinder. Mounted
on the same chassis with the cylinder is a box that appears to be
the components to get the oscillator netted to its required frequency.
This chassis is shock mounted to the main chassis which appears to be
to amplify and distribute the oscillator.
Any ideas as to what it might have been used with and its accuracy
and stability?
Before long, it will probably become parts for my junque box, if I
cannot find some information on it.
Thanks
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
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Glenn Little ARRL Technical Specialist QCWA LM 28417
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