Pete - I wonder what you find that 1MHz input useful for? Does that allow
you to lock the oscillator in phase with the external oscillator ? If so,
how do you use that capability?

By the way, I located the four 10 mF caps you mentioned in the power supply
and will replace them today before I button up the unit again. While this
103F is very much the same as the 103D, there are some unusual differences.
The frequency ranges are different and the upper limit is 100 MHz instead of
175 or so. Also, there's no sweep capability. The metal tag on the unit
indicates serial number 1, and has a contract number scratched in, so I
wonder if this wasn't a one-off that was never produced in quantity.


"Pete KE9OA" wrote in message
...
Hi Floyd,
I am glad that you fixed the unit. I burned out the fuse
in
my unit, and went through the same process of trying to find it. It is my
favorite generator. I like the fact that it has a separate 1MHz OCXO for
phase locking the unit.

Pete