Francis Grosz, K5FBG

Hi Francis, Not sure what oscillator is normally inside the Austron 1210, but the Austron 1150 Oscillator module is a high quality oscillator in its own right. I have attached a PDF scan of the specification sheet for the Austron 1150 oscillator. The only other manual I have is the Austron 1210 "D" which you indicate is considerably different. I hope this helps a little with your effort. Bill....WB6BNQ Francis Grosz wrote: >I recently obtained an older Austron 1210 and am looking for a manual. >I don't have the nameplate but the front panel is inscribed "Austron 1210 >Crystal Clock", with no letter suffix. The battery tray cover has a date of >"August 12 1985" stamped on it, and it has the analog clock. Unfortunately >it is in rather rough shape and it looks like somebody attempted to modify it >in some way. Apparently the oscillator has been replaced; it's now an >Austron 1150 with a date of 3/85 on it. I'd really like to restore it as >close to original condition as possible, or at least working properly. If >anyone has a manual for this version or a pointer to it I'd really >appreciate it. I have the manual for the "D" version but apparently this >is considerably different. > >Thanks in advance for any help! > > Francis Grosz, K5FBG > >_______________________________________________ >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. > > >