I just finished this project and thought some of you might like
to see it. It is a small 7 digit offsetable frequency counter
that will operate up to 50 MHz. Resolution is 10Hz.
I designed it to be radio friendly.

http://members.aol.com/gapershi2/counter/offset.htm

If you find any problems with the web page let me know.

Gary
+++ You can lead a fool to reason, but you can't make him think! +++
Gapershi

on (Gapershi) wrote in news:20050103220205.12272.00002941
@mb-m28.aol.com:

I just finished this project and thought some of you might like
to see it. It is a small 7 digit offsetable frequency counter
that will operate up to 50 MHz. Resolution is 10Hz.
I designed it to be radio friendly.

http://members.aol.com/gapershi2/counter/offset.htm

If you find any problems with the web page let me know.

Gary
+++ You can lead a fool to reason, but you can't make him think! +++
Gapershi


Is this the kind of thing one could hook up to, say, an S-350 with a broken
display?

Gapershi wrote:

I just finished this project and thought some of you might like
to see it. It is a small 7 digit offsetable frequency counter
that will operate up to 50 MHz. Resolution is 10Hz.
I designed it to be radio friendly.

http://members.aol.com/gapershi2/counter/offset.htm

If you find any problems with the web page let me know.

I built a programmable frequency display similar to yours using plans in
Popular-Electronics magazine in 1977. It was a real luxury to have 1-Khz
tuning accuracy on one of my old Hallicrafters receivers. It cost about
$100 to build the counter then, including a case for it. I still have
it. What did yours cost?

At the firm "Almost All Digital Electronics" you can buy a $60 module that
will provide digital frequency readout to nearly any radio. At least one of
these modules provides for resolution down to 1 Hz, but are selectable
invarious increments like 10 Hz, 100 Hz, and 1 kHz. The offsets can be any
value up to 40 MHz in 10 Hz steps.

Check out this link: http://www.aade.com/dfd.htm

Guy Atkins
Puyallup, WA USA



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on (Gapershi) wrote in news:20050103220205.12272.00002941
@mb-m28.aol.com:

I just finished this project and thought some of you might like
to see it. It is a small 7 digit offsetable frequency counter
that will operate up to 50 MHz. Resolution is 10Hz.
I designed it to be radio friendly.

http://members.aol.com/gapershi2/counter/offset.htm

If you find any problems with the web page let me know.

Gary
+++ You can lead a fool to reason, but you can't make him think! +++
Gapershi


Is this the kind of thing one could hook up to, say, an S-350 with a
broken
display?