John -
> Actually, over these time intervals GPS wouldn't be as accurate as my
> local references
I guess you have better local references than I do. :-(
> I snipped your earlier comment about the data stream, but are you
> suggesting just capturing a single wide data stream instead of four
John -
> [chop], there
> will be three or four signals, on different frequency bands (near 3.58,
> 7.08, 14.08, and 21.08 MHz). The signal will be an unmodulated carrier
> (well, there will be some CW identification) and will be transmitted for
> about 10-15 minutes.
>
> It seems to me that
Larry Doolittle wrote:
[ snip ]
In principle, you could dedicate a second channel to recording the
GPS band, and extract near perfect frequency calibration from that.
Unfortunately for your time-frame, GPS reception in itself is a
serious project that has not been fully solved by the GNU Radio
c
Well, it didn't take long for me to think of a use for the USRP I
acquired from Matt at the Dayton Hamvention.
About six months from now, there will be a ham radio frequency measuring
test where the challenge will be to measure, as accurately as possible,
the frequency of a signal broadcast in
