[time-nuts] Broadband synthesizer

[J. Forster]

You might be able to get something close to your specs with some older
gear, like an HP 8660A w/ the correct PI or the AILtech 380 w/ a 2 GHz PI.
They won't do millihertz.

But note that either of those two are heavy, complex, and may require a
lot of effort to get properly working. They were both $40,000+ boxes when
new in the 70s-80s.

-John

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> Bill,
>
> I hate to tell you, but your expectations are completely unreasonable.  Of
> course you have not told us what it is that you are trying to accomplish.
> As you stated you are not "into" electronics, I suspect you are not
> understanding the needed requirements of project you are trying to deal
> with.
>
> So, how about telling us what it is you are trying to do ?  That way much
> more intelligent suggestions can be put forth.  In describing the project,
> please be specific and verbose at the same time.  Essentially, the more
> information, the more informed the responses.
>
> Bill....WB6BNQ
>
>
> Bill Dailey wrote:
>
>> Looking for recommendations for a broadband synthesizer with external
>> reference connection, at least 1mhz to 1ghz with micro to millihertz
>> resolution.   Oh yeah under $1000 or so.  I found a real nice one from
>> holzworth but it is about $5k which is a bit rich for me.  I have seen.
>> Various hp synthesizer but digging through the specs and the number soup
>> is tough for a non-electronics guy.
>>
>> Tia,
>>
>> Doc
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
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