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On 12/21/2012 11:51, Rick Jones wrote:
David Taylor wrote:
Although the offset appears to have a 1.25 hour period from the MRTG
graphs, examining the loopstats directly shows that the actual
period is just over about 5/3 minutes - just over 100 seconds. I
don't know what's happening. I would
David Taylor wrote:
> Although the offset appears to have a 1.25 hour period from the MRTG
> graphs, examining the loopstats directly shows that the actual
> period is just over about 5/3 minutes - just over 100 seconds. I
> don't know what's happening. I would have put it down to poor GPS
> str
I have two Raspberry Pi card computers both synced to GPS/PPS sources.
#1 is using a u-blox 6M "navigation" GPS, and #2 a Trimble resolution
SMT "timing" GPS. Every now and then (perhaps one day on ten?), the
"navigation" synced device develops spikes in the offset of about 8
microseconds in d
