On Wednesday, August 1. 2012, 19:27:06 Maurice Janssen wrote: > > Did you compensate for the delay of the radio signal? Radio waves > travel at about 300,000 km/s which is equivalent with a delay of > 3.3 ms / 1000 km. > > If you are located in Iceland (judging by the TLD of your email > address), your distance to the DCF77 source is more than 2000 km, so > that's 7 or 8 ms. Probably a bit more because at that distance, you are > not receiving the ground wave but a wave that has bounced to the earth's > ionosphere. Not sure how much that adds to the delay. Thanks for your answer. I thought about this but the server is located in central europe therefore it should not influence much.
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