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Hi,
I just picked up a Drake FR-4 Frequency Synthesizer. I don't have any Drake gear so can't tell if it works. Anyone know how to test it? Thanks, Jim |
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Well, you have 2 different animals listed. The FS-4 is a "solid state
adjustable "crystal"" accessory for the drake c line. Basic functional testing could be done with a freq counter and scope. The best test would be to plug it into a drake receiver and look at freq stability and noise by tuning a known signal. The FR-4 was a digital frequency display upgrade / plug-in built be Etek for the drake c-line. This is basically a frequency counter with offset to match the drake and packaged to complement the drake c lines. Inject a frequency and compare input to displayed frequency for accuracy and stability. Still the best test is to plug it into a drake c transmitter or receiver. Have fun-Don wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I just picked up a Drake FR-4 Frequency Synthesizer. I don't have any Drake gear so can't tell if it works. Anyone know how to test it? Thanks, Jim |
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