[Laser] stable audio oscillator?

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Long ago, this would have worked.  But not now.  Now everyone has a "frame 
sync" which locks the incoming signal to the local sync generator - which 
although very good - is not as good as the network's precision standard.


In a message dated 03/04/12 00:01:43 Central Daylight Time, 
john.dalton@bigfoot.com writes:

<< 
 ALternatively, Electronics Australia once published a project for
 the poor man's rubidium oscillator.  It involves draping a coil over
 the back of a TV set to pick up the timing pulses from the TV signal
 and using them to lock an oscillator.  For a portable system, I guess
 you could even build a small TV receiver with its output being used
 to lock an oscillator.  (According to EA, TV stations generally use
 rubidium clocks to generate their signals.)
  >>