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I need to make a PLL-based system to do 10 Hz accurately. I am guessing somewhere in the 90s. 90 or so is the noise floor of my 14-bit HP FFT. No one measures @ 1 Hz, but I figured what the hell. Just beating 2 identical units together, and looking at the beat note. Actual noise should be 3 dB lower, as both clocks should have equal contribution.

Ok, I'll add you to the list. May have to ping everyone to refresh my memory on who wants what. Gotta sell some of these things.

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Jocko

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Replying to the ping:
One 11.xMhz clock and also one of your new PSU boards.
Do these come with the miracle opamp? Anyway, just put it in.

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I do not ask again grrrrrrrrrr.

Grrrr yerself.

Didn't get time to work on any last night. Had to fix a crappy UPS Audio integrated.

"UPS Audio?"

Yeah, PS Audio that spends so much time going back and forth for repairs via UPS................

Jocko

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Reply to ping. Waitin' for (16M one) here.

If you have an extra 16.9344 MHz one, I would take it.

Chris

16.9344MHz for me as well ...

mlloyd1

My spectrum analyser has been on the frittz for months..............my frequency counter is now DOA. Nothing will come close to happening until those 2 are working.

Jocko

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Yours,
General Cartman Lee"

Hi Jocko,

How can donate some money, so you can continue your project.

Best, Felipe

...what he said