Re: [time-nuts] DST change on DCF77

[Marco Davids via time-nuts]

Hi Peter,

Have you seen this?

https://dcf77logs.de/logs/DcfLog_20191027/dcf

Is it of any use?

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Op 28-10-2019 om 19:26 schreef Peter Vince:
> Was anyone here monitoring DCF77 during the summer-time change this
> weekend?  An acquaintance has recently modified his code that receives MSF,
> and noticed an anomaly - his log shows the minute 02:59 CEST was missing.
> It seems tremendously unlikely that there was any kind of fault with DCF,
> but sadly he doesn't have a recording of the actual RF signal, just his
> decoder output.  So I was just wondering if anyone else noticed anything
> untoward, or maybe even, does anyone have a recording of the signal itself?
> 
>  Thank you,
> 
>   Peter
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Re: [time-nuts] Talking Clock

[Marco Davids via time-nuts]

I like:

https://uhr.ptb.de/
(press the speaker-icon to make it talk)

Needs some adaption for your timezone though.
(no rocket science)

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On 01/10/2019 00:00, Neville Michie wrote:
> Here in Australia we are suffering the loss
> of one of the significant developments in accurate time keeping and 
> dissemination.
> The talking clock, built in England, with sound tracks on rotating glass 
> disks,
> has been on the Australian telephone system for more than half a century.
> The system was timed by quartz oscillators, synchronised to the local 
> observatory time.
> Now in spite of the trivial cost of maintaining the system it has been 
> removed by 
> the money-hungry telco which took over the government run telephone system. 
> Now it occurs to me that the sound tracks occupy a very small digital space, 
> and 
> with modern flash drives and a little logic the talking clock could be driven 
> by 
> any time nut's disciplined time source.
> So is there a time nut who could design a voice output that we could all use?
> 
> “At the third stroke the time will be…”
> 
> cheers, 
> Neville Michie



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[time-nuts] Cloudflare

[Marco Davids via time-nuts]

Opinions, anyone?

https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-time/amp/

("Introducing time.cloudflare.com")

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