K3EXREWF 10MHz Source

[W7CS]

For those who are looking for a high stability 10MHz reference for
your K3EXREF K3 modification, I'll recommend, for me has been, a
reliable and cost effective source.

I have a previously purchased a double oven 10 MHz OCXO source, with
an advertised 10 to the -12th short term stability from this vender,
with very satisfactory results and very rapid delivery.  I have
recently ordered more.

The price is only $44.95 each and that includes free shipping.  He
also has several different types of Rubidium standards and also GPS
DOs .  These mostly are used and have come out of salvaged equipment.

Google "flyingbest" and when it comes up, click on 'Electronics' and
'EBAY'.  You can then scroll down his large list of available products.

For the price, and for my needs, the C-MAC double ovenized OCXO is my
choice.  I have other Ruby stds and GPSDOs.

Chuck,  W7CS

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[Edward R Cole]

I can confirm this.  I bought an OCXO from them for about the same
cost and is in use for 5-months with only 1-Hz drift compared to my
Rubidium.  Short term stability is +/- 5xE-12, and phase noise is
-150 dBc/Hz at 1-KHz.
http://www.kl7uw.com/Rubidium.htm

At 07:59 PM 6/3/2011, Chuck Smallhouse wrote:

>For those who are looking for a high stability 10MHz reference for
>your K3EXREF K3 modification, I'll recommend, for me has been, a
>reliable and cost effective source.
>
>I have a previously purchased a double oven 10 MHz OCXO source, with
>an advertised 10 to the -12th short term stability from this vender,
>with very satisfactory results and very rapid delivery.  I have
>recently ordered more.
>
>The price is only $44.95 each and that includes free shipping.  He
>also has several different types of Rubidium standards and also GPS
>DOs .  These mostly are used and have come out of salvaged equipment.
>
>Google "flyingbest" and when it comes up, click on 'Electronics' and
>'EBAY'.  You can then scroll down his large list of available products.
>
>For the price, and for my needs, the C-MAC double ovenized OCXO is
>my choice.  I have other Ruby stds and GPSDOs.
>
>Chuck,  W7CS

73, Ed - KL7UW, WD2XSH/45
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