Only if it has locked multivibrator circuitry in it to give you precision markers
at 100 Khz intervals. Better yet 10 and 1 khz intervals. Usually it is easy to add
a 'divide by 10' circuit externally using a common CMOS chip to get 1 mhz markers.
Add another one after that and get 100 khz markers, which will prove usually
quite adequate.
73,
Sandy W5TVW
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Subject: [Elecraft] using a freq standard for the K1
| I have a frequency standard by W8DIZ that generates
| a signal at 10MHz, 5MHz and 2.5 MHz. Is there a way
| to use this for accurate calibration of the receiver
| in a 20/40M K1?
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| LL
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