ern,
so would tend to rule out diurnal effects, plus the changes are much larger
than one would expect. I notice a large step around 02:00 on a Saturday.
Does anything large get switched off/on at this time? Thinking along the
lines of some sort of power surge causing interference to the recei
> You mean from Fort Collins? I'm about 1495 km from there.
>
> I'll generate some plots and post links to them in a few days, after
> enough data has been gathered. I probably should have done that from the
> beginning.
Sorry - I meant Fort Collins (right State though!). Look forward to seei
from Boulder? What is the period of the step you are seeing?
If on a regular 24 hour basis, I'm guessing due to diurnal affects. Do you
have a plot we can see?
Rob Kimberley
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Have come across requirements in MIL sat comms systems that need GPS time as
well as UTC. In fact I supplied a system to a MIL customer a few years ago
with two Zyfer GPS NTP servers - one set to provide UTC time and the other
set to provide GPS time.
Rob Kimberley
"David L. Mills&quo
pam.
>
HBG is in Switzerland if I remember correctly, and from your post, you are
in Netherlands, so you can estimate propagation delay. However, I don't see
why you would want to use an LF reference of lesser accuracy and estimated
delay when you can use GPS.
Just
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> Rob Kimberley wrote:
>> Does anyone have recommendations for an ADSL Wireless Router that I can
>> manually set the NTP Server address on? My Belkin unit comes
>> pre-configu
and Router to be taking time from same source.
Cheers
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wireless routers.
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> Dear all,
>
> I am a student from a French engineering school. I am currently
> working on a synchronization over WiFi project that could apply to
> embedded devices.
