[Premium-Rx] Re: Receiver Frequency Display Accuracy & Calibration
Terry O'Laughlin
watkins-johnson at terryo.org
Tue Oct 5 19:38:37 EDT 2004
I just warm my radios up, tune them to 10 MHz on CW and zero beat them to
the 10MHz output of my Trimble Thunderbolt. It is accurate to better than
1/1000 Hz after it has been locked into a GPS satellite for several
hours. The WJ radios I have use a BFO synthesized from the receiver master
oscillator, so BFO offset is not an issue.
An accurate frequency standard is no longer a megabuck proposition. I've
had several, all purchased for less than $250 (on eBay). I kept the
Trimble, because it is the simplest, lowest power and most accurate I have
owned.
Terry O'
http://watkins-johnson.terryo.org
At 06:08 PM 10/5/2004, you wrote:
>You hafta be sure that there's no offset on the BFO to do this.
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