[time-nuts] Anritsu MH-4100A xtal osc (Pete Lancashire)

[Dave Baxter]

This might interest you....
http://www.members.shaw.ca/swstuff/gpsreference.html

These people can cal' it, they say.
http://www.raelectrical.com/services/anritsu-2.htm

There are several other hits, including other people who stock used
items.

Amazing what you find when you google....

My guess is in it's original form, it's a small lab standard,
calibrateable, and no doubt intended to be powered on 24/7 for
stability.

Even where absolute accuracy is not needed, a common frequency reference
for multiple instruments is often desirable, especialy where there are
sources and measuring instruments used for a common task, so as to
minimise differences between them.

73.

Dave B.
G0WBX.



> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Pete Lancashire"
> 
> I picked one of these up for $5 this weekend but can find 
> almost nothing about it. Takes 117V A/C and spits out a BNC 10 MHz.
> 
> The only thing on the front is a STBY / ON switch and two 
> LEDs indicating said switches position.
> 
> No surprise, nada from Anritsu.
> 
> Anyone seen/had/have one ? Comments ? Did I just get a nice 
> little box for $5 and nothing more ?
> 
> -pete