[Lowfer] frequency counter calibration

[Ed Phillips]

Maybe I exaggerated a little bit or maybe your circuit board isn't quite 
as tight in the case as mine is.  I've changed the battery a couple of 
times and last time around I put in some of the new 'eneloop' NiMH which 
have a much longer self-discharge time and allegedly longer cycle time 
than the older NiCd.  Still usable a year after charge.  They were 
slightly bigger but I managed to get them in.  I use thin bubblewrap 
instead of that original tape.

No help one the reference signal pickup.

Ed

Douglas D. Williams wrote:

>It's not that bad, Ed. Take out the four screws and slide it apart. To
>remove the main circuit board, pull "outwards" on the edges of the
>aluminum case until the board falls out of the groove that is holding
>it in place. Mine "rattles" now because I didn't secure the new
>battery pack to the inside of the case with double sided sticky tape
>like they did at the factory. Yes, they secured the battery pack with
>double sided sticky tape.
>
>As for where to connect to the clock generator without loading the
>circuit....I have no idea. Far easier to find somone with a high
>stability reference and a small screwdriver. :-)
>
>73, Doug KB4OER
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