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I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden
scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob |
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Rob wrote: I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob I've had good luck ordering custom stuff from Cal Crystal Lab / Comclok - they seem to be quite good about providing onesies and twosies to individuals. Their web site is www.calcrystal.com - they don't seem to have a 10.400 in stock at the moment but I'd encourage you to give them a call and see what they can come up with. -- Dave Platt AE6EO Hosting the Jade Warrior home page: http://www.radagast.org/jade-warrior I do _not_ wish to receive unsolicited commercial email, and I will boycott any company which has the gall to send me such ads! |
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"Dave Platt" wrote in message
... In article , Rob wrote: I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Well, they are the one place you will get EXACTLY what you need. But they will be slow, and they wiill be expensive, although probably not "a fortune". For a scanner, it probably only needs to be in the neighborhood. Have you thought of taking an old FT-243 and grinding it? Probably your scanner has an HC-49 or something so you would have to cobble something together, but if you can find something in the neighborhood you should be able to move it a bit. ... |
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Rob wrote:
I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob I'm not sure how much a "fortune" is to you ![]() probably run you $15-20 shipped. Being a Uniden/scanner part maybe there would be better luck at just finding an old junker scanner? -Bill |
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If this is a newer multiple conversion scanner and if this is the 2nd LO
crystal, you will want it to be on frequency.......otherwise, your receiver will be off frequency and you will have unsymmetrical adjacent channel selectivity. You want your high and low frequency passbands to be centered. 10.400MHz is an uncommon frequency to find in the "junk box" so you will probably need to order it from one of the crystal manufacturers. If you don't have an internal trimmer to warp the crystal on frequency (your scanner hopefully does), you will also need to know the load capacitance for the crystal when you order it. Pete "- exray -" wrote in message ... Rob wrote: I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob I'm not sure how much a "fortune" is to you ![]() probably run you $15-20 shipped. Being a Uniden/scanner part maybe there would be better luck at just finding an old junker scanner? -Bill |
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Pete KE9OA wrote:
If this is a newer multiple conversion scanner and if this is the 2nd LO crystal, you will want it to be on frequency.......otherwise, your receiver will be off frequency and you will have unsymmetrical adjacent channel selectivity. You want your high and low frequency passbands to be centered. 10.400MHz is an uncommon frequency to find in the "junk box" so you will probably need to order it from one of the crystal manufacturers. If you don't have an internal trimmer to warp the crystal on frequency (your scanner hopefully does), you will also need to know the load capacitance for the crystal when you order it. Pete "- exray -" wrote in message ... Rob wrote: I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob I'm not sure how much a "fortune" is to you ![]() probably run you $15-20 shipped. Being a Uniden/scanner part maybe there would be better luck at just finding an old junker scanner? -Bill Thanks for all the help, looks like i will be ordering one. Rob |
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Rob kirjoitti:
I am trying to find a 10.400mhz crystal to replace the one in a Uniden scanner I have. I have tried all the usual places such as Digi-key, Mouser, etc. I don`t want to order from some place such as International crystal because they would probably want a fortune for it in small quantities. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Rob Hi ! Try that one http://support.radioshack.com/suppor...oc30/30385.htm X701 10594695 CRYSTAL,QX-145 10.400 MHZ CX0903 I think Rado Shack is not very expencive 73 , Risto OH2BT |
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