[time-nuts] need recomendation for a portable 10mhz referenceoscilator

[Rex]

> You still 
> might need a trunk full of batteries though...
>
> jeff
>   
As a ham, I've got a vehicle with a bunch of batteries and they charge 
off of my engine, but let's be practical. I'd rather spend my battery's 
energy on long term receiving and on transmitting significant power than 
on feeding a rubidium or such. Of course, in that vein, I believe my 
lower power timing solution is adequate to get me making contacts on the 
frequency. As per my other post tonight, I think a good ocxo is.

TVB, in his story, implied some of the challenges of feeding three 
Cesium standards for several days inside of his vehicle. More details 
would be interesting  in what he used.

Hmm. Another topic for discussion. Power consumption vs good or better 
time-nuts performance. Has this been discussed? If not let's start a new 
thread.