As long as ntp.org is available, I won't miss WWVB.  My computers and cell phone automatically keep perfect time.  I can reset the clock on the microwave oven manually.

The US Congress, in their arrogance, changed the timing of daylight savings time.  They have excuses, but I really think they need to reassure themselves of their self importance.  They have the awesome power to dictate when people wake up, go to work, eat lunch, etc. The last time they changed daylight savings time, I had to throw away two relatively new digital clocks that automatically synced to the radio broadcast.  The firmware in those clocks didn't know about the congressional edict, so my clocks were off by EXACTLY one hour, for two weeks of the year.  Those useless clocks went in the trash. There's yet another way that government costs me money.



On 08/22/2018 04:51 AM, andy pugh wrote:
I know that some folk here like clocks, and that others are interested in radio.
And some in both.
This might be of interest.
https://hackaday.com/2018/08/20/what-will-you-do-if-wwvb-goes-silent/

(There is a proposal to stop broadcasting the time signals that radio
controlled clocks use)



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