I was working on a frequency divider circuit to change a 10 MHz reference signal to 1MHz so I can feed that reference into a Leader FC that has a 1MHz oscillator. I was reading the frequency on a HP 53181a referenced by the 10 MHz gpsdo. For most uses, that drift is small enough that it probably doesn’t matter, but trying to look at 2 signals on an oscilloscope when one of the signals is constantly degrading in frequency can be quite annoying. I have a adjust the frequency to just above the target, and then I get a few seconds of time before the frequency degrades enough that the speed difference between the two signals is enough to make comparison impossible. It’s not a show stopper, its just something I noticed during the process that made me wonder why it’s constantly degrading instead of oscillating about the set frequency. Seems like a flaw as opposed to a performance limitation to me.