That'd be found at:-
http://www.maniaradio.it/en/bkttimesync.html
Looks good though not tried it myself. (Always try and get stuff like
that, from the author's own site, not from some arbitrary download page,
where it can have "other stuff" you definitely do not want, bundled with
the downl
I am using a GPS dongle plugged into an USB jack on my old XP32
computer so I do not need connection to Internet time for running
WSJT suite (Incl FT8). I downloaded BKTtimeSync to control my
computer. It allows using either Internet or GPS as sync source.
Ran FB on JT65B during the ARRL EME
I also found (sometime back for the same function)
http://www.visualgps.net/#nmeatime2-content ~$20 but neat extras
I am currently using "GPS Time" I purchased years ago for JT65
portable/mobile for $10 - now out of business?
Thanks for the other links...
steve WB3LGC
On 10/28/2017 8:04 PM
In case someone is ever searching this info, I just found a great thread on
this specific topic, only it was for the KX3 and JT65:
http://www.digitalhams.net/msgsdisp.php?parm=kx3-jt65-frequency-drift I
also found some nice looking freeware software BktTimeSync to do the time
syncing: http://www.
Yes, that! I set up NMEATime with a USB "puck" GPS receiver for EME with JT65
on a Windows machine not internet connected. Works great. Easy to setup & super
accurate. GPS antenna indoors sitting on a desk sync'd fine to multiple
satellites.
73
Josh W6XU
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Thanks Brian, I just downloaded the trial version of NMEATime.
And to reply indirectly to Don: I checked my laptop clock's accuracy (HP
EliteBook) and it was terrible. I had it syncing every 3 mins and saw
corrections as high as 0.3 seconds. Add in the temperature variability of
being outdoors 0
Google NMEATime. Haven't tried it myself but one of the local hams is, along
with a USB GPS receiver.
73,
Brian, K0DTJ
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Barry,
I don't have a solution to the question as asked, however ...
Rather than trying to sync the clock real time, if you set the computer
time at home just before your outing, it should be good for at least 72
hours.
My laptop (used only for use while away from home) keeps accurate time
w
I don't know if very many portable ops out there are using FT8. I'm
piecing together a portable FT8 setup for my KX3 and I'm hoping to use a
Bluetooth GPS receiver to provide accurate time sync to a Windows tablet.
If anybody out there is already doing this, can you please tell me what
software yo
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