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John Crane

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Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
 
John Crane wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.
Click to expand...

** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.



...... Phil
 
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
> Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.
Click to expand...

** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.



...... Phil
 
On Wed, 19 May 2021 21:12:30 -0500, John Crane
<john_crane_59@yahoo.com> wrote:

Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.
Click to expand...

I doubt any go that high.

>-John
 
On Wed, 19 May 2021 21:12:30 -0500, John Crane
<john_crane_59@yahoo.com> wrote:

Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.
Click to expand...

I doubt any go that high.

>-John
 
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
Click to expand...
Make that kHz.
 
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
Click to expand...
Make that kHz.
 
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
Click to expand...
Make that kHz.
 
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
Click to expand...

Make that kHz.
 
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

-John
Click to expand...

Make that kHz.
 
On 5/19/21 10:12 PM, Phil Allison wrote:
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.


** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.



..... Phil
Click to expand...
Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.

-J
 
On 5/19/21 10:12 PM, Phil Allison wrote:
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.


** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.



..... Phil
Click to expand...
Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.

-J
 
In article <1680d0d3cd96d6c4$1$1693209$e8dda262@news.thundernews.com>,
john_crane_59@yahoo.com says...
Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.
Click to expand...

Many crystal companies that make them for indivuduals have gone out of
business. For the ones that are still in business you can expect to pay
from $ 50 to $ 100 for a one of a kind. Thre is a company in England
that makes crystals to order, but you are still looking at over $ 50
each.

Years ago there were several companies in the US that would make about
any crystal you wanted. Now most radios use one master crystal and from
there use electronics to cover all the frequencies, there is not much
demad for the crystals. Unlike years ago where each radio frequency
required a seperate crystal.
 
In article <1680d0d3cd96d6c4$1$1693209$e8dda262@news.thundernews.com>,
john_crane_59@yahoo.com says...
Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.
Click to expand...

Many crystal companies that make them for indivuduals have gone out of
business. For the ones that are still in business you can expect to pay
from $ 50 to $ 100 for a one of a kind. Thre is a company in England
that makes crystals to order, but you are still looking at over $ 50
each.

Years ago there were several companies in the US that would make about
any crystal you wanted. Now most radios use one master crystal and from
there use electronics to cover all the frequencies, there is not much
demad for the crystals. Unlike years ago where each radio frequency
required a seperate crystal.
 
In article <1680d0b7e9b61e85$2$1693209$e8dda262@news.thundernews.com>,
John Crane <john_crane_59@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

Make that kHz.
Click to expand...

You probably found this link already:

https://davidreaton.com/hp-calculators/hp-45/

I got to that link from the opposite direction, in that I used to modify
video game systems and we\'d use custom oscillators in place of crystals in
order to mess with the region or the video output timing. So the timing
circuit that Mr. Reaton uses in place of a 784 kHz crystal works on the
same valid principle.

-KKC, wandering around the abandoned world of Usenet like the Omega Man.
--
-- \"People with happy families don\'t become spies. A bad | kendrick
childhood is the perfect background for covert ops. You | @
don\'t trust anyone. You\'re used to getting smacked around, | io-nyc
and you never get homesick.\" - Michael Westen, /Burn Notice/ | .com
 
In article <1680d0b7e9b61e85$2$1693209$e8dda262@news.thundernews.com>,
John Crane <john_crane_59@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

Make that kHz.
Click to expand...

You probably found this link already:

https://davidreaton.com/hp-calculators/hp-45/

I got to that link from the opposite direction, in that I used to modify
video game systems and we\'d use custom oscillators in place of crystals in
order to mess with the region or the video output timing. So the timing
circuit that Mr. Reaton uses in place of a 784 kHz crystal works on the
same valid principle.

-KKC, wandering around the abandoned world of Usenet like the Omega Man.
--
-- \"People with happy families don\'t become spies. A bad | kendrick
childhood is the perfect background for covert ops. You | @
don\'t trust anyone. You\'re used to getting smacked around, | io-nyc
and you never get homesick.\" - Michael Westen, /Burn Notice/ | .com
 
On 5/19/21 10:12 PM, Phil Allison wrote:
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.


** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.



..... Phil
Click to expand...
Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.

-J
 
In article <1680d0b7e9b61e85$2$1693209$e8dda262@news.thundernews.com>,
John Crane <john_crane_59@yahoo.com> wrote:
On 5/19/21 9:12 PM, John Crane wrote:
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?
I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.

Make that kHz.
Click to expand...

You probably found this link already:

https://davidreaton.com/hp-calculators/hp-45/

I got to that link from the opposite direction, in that I used to modify
video game systems and we\'d use custom oscillators in place of crystals in
order to mess with the region or the video output timing. So the timing
circuit that Mr. Reaton uses in place of a 784 kHz crystal works on the
same valid principle.

-KKC, wandering around the abandoned world of Usenet like the Omega Man.
--
-- \"People with happy families don\'t become spies. A bad | kendrick
childhood is the perfect background for covert ops. You | @
don\'t trust anyone. You\'re used to getting smacked around, | io-nyc
and you never get homesick.\" - Michael Westen, /Burn Notice/ | .com
 
John Crane wrote:
==================
Phil Allison wrote:
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.


** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.


Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.
Click to expand...

** If you have done any Googling on this at all, you know that there is no such company.

Stop being such a naive PITA.


...... Phil
 
John Crane wrote:
==================
Phil Allison wrote:
John Crane wrote:
---------------------------
Does anyone know of a source for 784 MHz crystals?

** You mean kHz.

I\'d like to try to \'accurize\' the timer in the HP-45 calculator.


** You need a broken HP-55 to scavenge one from.


Yes, that\'s possible. I have a HP-55 and it works, so I don\'t want to
cannibalize it. I\'m sure there has to be some company that can custom
manufacture crystals to specs. I did try Bomar, but have not received a
reply.
Click to expand...

** If you have done any Googling on this at all, you know that there is no such company.

Stop being such a naive PITA.


...... Phil
 
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