Just a quick update to the upgrade of my Fluke PM6681 counter.
After one week cooking the new OCXO reference I did a final check and put it into the PM6681 which was straightforward.
It was one jumper which has to be moved from "std." to "opt.".
I've added also the 3GHz prescaler from forum fellow jadew which was also very easy to do. Thanks jadew.
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Unfortunately I cannot test it, because I don't have already an approbiate signal generator. But time will tell.
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Now here are some pictures:
On the left the new OCXO and then next to it the prescaler card. The blue cable goes to the N-connector in the front.
![](https://i.imgur.com/zkmX8Cg.jpg)
I connected then my GPSDO to channel a and checked the result after warming up. Looks nice
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(gate = 10s)
![](https://i.imgur.com/7vDqwDq.jpg)
I measured also the standard deviation (I did this while the OCXO was external and I used the GPSDO as reference)
The settings are: gate = 10s, 100 measurements
![](https://i.imgur.com/HDepc1U.jpg)
Now it's discord time ...