I think the millions of people who bought "atomic clocks" with no
technical background, no idea of how they set themselves would disagree.
... but only once they realize their "atomic clocks" are far less accurate.
The technology is attractive. You put in a battery, set the time zone
and it just works.
GPS clocks may need a clear view of the sky, and anything using network
time will need to connect to your LAN.
Much harder to set up.
73 -- Lynn
On 8/20/2018 9:10 AM, John Harper wrote:
The
clock/watch argument in the age of GPS, network and cellular time sync is a
valid argument only to geeks, of which I am one, thanks (in part) to my
Casio watch.
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