Hello,
David Rawling wrote:
: I'm thinking of getting back into proper timekeeping now that I have my own
place and can (finally) put up a GPS antenna for my poor unloved timeserver.
I would like to amend the question: does anybody run a NTP
server which does not depend on GPS?
For example, the Rb oscillators are not prohibitedly expensive,
so it should be possible to have a battery-backed atomic oscillator together
with GPS time source, and - in paranoid mode - synchronize the time from
GPS only once, and then use the local oscillator, possibly with triggering
an alarm when the GPS time and the oscillator-based time diverges too much.
Did anybody attempt to do something similar? Thanks,
-Y.
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