Re: Looking for 6.29 MHz crystal

>I'd suggest calling Cal Crystal Lab (www.calcrystal.com).  If they
>don't have one in stock they can probably make one for you in short
>order.

>From my own (single) dealing with them a few years ago, and on what
>I've heard from one or two other folks, Cal Crystal seems to be
>distinctly friendly to individual purchasers... I got great sup****t
>and a good price for a hand-selected crystal I needed.

We placed a couple of orders with them at work.  Good results.
They happened to have the frequency we needed in stock.

I forget the value.  It was used in some industry but wasn't
very popular.  We needed low jitter so we couldn't use the normal
quick-turn cusome places like Fox that use PLLs.

I think I learned about them from here.

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