Re: primary calculations

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Subject: Re: primary calculations
From: jim.fosse-at-bdt-dot-com (jim fosse)
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 96 00:51 PST
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>> Tomorrow night I'll check my Oscope against my
>> short wave reciever to see if my scope has lost calibration. It's about 5
>> years over due.
>
>A frequency counter would be a great addition to your lab and really 
>takes the guesswork out of your measurements.  You can pick them up used for 
>somewhere between $15 and $50.
>
YES, yes, yes along with the other $100k of tools and toys:)

When I get serious, I bring out my shortwave reciever and use that,
100.0Khz-29.9999Mhz and stable to WWV.
I still want a freq counter!

                                        jim
        What is the difference between Men's junk and Women's junk? Men
build a $3000 shed around
        it and call it tools!