As I understand it, JT65 requires a highly accurate clock, accurate to
less than a second. However, unless the KX3 is capable of
encoding/decoding JT65, that accuracy is required in the computer doing
the encoding/decoding, not the radio. Sure, it would be nice if the KX3
clock were more accu
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 4:30 PM, John R. Lonigro wrote:
> that accuracy is required in the computer doing the encoding/decoding,
> not the radio
>
Correct. There are various automated schemes for making sure that the
computer clock is accurate; some have been discussed on thi
do NOT trust Windows to set time accurately (and only once a day too).
They've mangled NTP so badly that it has a five minute accuracy
window... if you want your computer to be accurate, replace the MS
client with Meinburg. Mine stays within a few milliseconds now, easily
close enough for ham
Hi all,
I couldn't agree more. I have had Meinberg NTP on both my computers for a
decade or more and it works perfectly. While I can't tell that it is ms
accurate (I have no doubt that it is) but it is certainly totally synced to
WWV as determined by the ear and eyes. Just Google it, install it an
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