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Re: [time-nuts] Temperature stability for Thunderbolt: results

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CORNACCHIA
Sat, Mar 17, 2018 6:49 PM

Hello Everyone I need help on on calibrating Time base oscillators for counters with Lady Heather's Version 5 Can any one help with the setup for making measurements.
Thank You
On Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 5:56:16 a.m. EST, Achim Vollhardt avollhar@physik.uzh.ch wrote:

Luciano,

the fan controller setting can be seen here in near-realtime:

http://gulp.physik.uzh.ch/heather/

I let it autotune once by 'ka4' and left it like that.. works fine.

For photos, I would have to open the box again.. which would seriously
disturb the temperature :) I will do internal photos next time, but you
might guess from the outside photos, what is inside.

http://gulp.physik.uzh.ch/heather/pics/

I used Warren's simple transistor circuit he provided in an earlier post
to control the fan from the RS232 pin 4. As I wanted to keep the RS232
outside interface free from additional cables, I opened the TBolt and
wired pin 4 with a dedicated wire to the outside world.

73s Achim, DH2VA


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Hello Everyone I need help on on calibrating Time base oscillators for counters with Lady Heather's Version 5 Can any one help with the setup for making measurements. Thank You On Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 5:56:16 a.m. EST, Achim Vollhardt <avollhar@physik.uzh.ch> wrote: Luciano, the fan controller setting can be seen here in near-realtime: http://gulp.physik.uzh.ch/heather/ I let it autotune once by 'ka4' and left it like that.. works fine. For photos, I would have to open the box again.. which would seriously disturb the temperature :) I will do internal photos next time, but you might guess from the outside photos, what is inside. http://gulp.physik.uzh.ch/heather/pics/ I used Warren's simple transistor circuit he provided in an earlier post to control the fan from the RS232 pin 4. As I wanted to keep the RS232 outside interface free from additional cables, I opened the TBolt and wired pin 4 with a dedicated wire to the outside world. 73s Achim, DH2VA _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.