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6700 Internal Signal at 10 MHz?

K1FR
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edited June 2020 in FLEX-6000 Signature Series
Is it normal to see about a -95 dbm signal right at 10 MHz? I am setting up for a frequency measuring project for HamSCI which requires 72 hours of monitoring WWV at 10 MHz. In looking at my test data I noticed this signal always present. Regardless of antenna being connected or not or grounded. I am just guessing it is the 10 MHz reference signal output from the GPSDO in the 6700. Does that make any sense?

Thanks for any info. This has me thinking my data for the HamSCI project may not be very useful.

73, Tom
K1FR

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