Tonight, local news (ABC Ch7 in the California SF Bay Area) mentioned
the leap second was going to happen. Pretty lame coverage; only about 30
secs of the news. Lots of pictures of reference clocks in racks.
Approximate quote: Some computers or cell phones could have problems,
but nothing to worry
> What should we expect in the NMEA messages from a GPS receiver?
Data sheet for the Garmin GPS-18 has a section on leap seconds.It shows
that they repeat the 00 second rather than sending a second with 60.
They don't want me to cut/paste anything from their PDF so I'll let you
download you
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Gary Chatters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
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: >Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
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: >If all goes well, I'll be recording serial streams from a Z3801A GPS and
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: What should we expect in the NMEA mes
John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
>Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
>
>If all goes well, I'll be recording serial streams from a Z3801A GPS and
>
>
What should we expect in the NMEA messages from a GPS receiver?
The offset between GPS time and UTC is sent about every 12 minutes. It
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Number 2 is in Toronto, Canada - right in the main carrier hotel downtown
with excellent bandwidth.
At 06:08 PM 12/30/2005, you wrote:
>A number of people have offered to host the 600 dpi scanned manual for
>the HP 5270B time interval counter, which I can no longer host due to
>disk space limitat
Hal Murray said the following on 12/30/2005 05:20 PM:
>>Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
>
>
> Does anybody have code that will open a serial port and log what comes in
> with a timestamp on each line?
>
> I can capture the serial data via minicom, but that doesn't have any time
A number of people have offered to host the 600 dpi scanned manual for
the HP 5270B time interval counter, which I can no longer host due to
disk space limitations (it is over 500 MB).
I've listed the locations on my own web site,
http://www.g8wrb.org/useful-stuff/time/HP-5370B/
but in case th
Hal Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
>
> Does anybody have code that will open a serial port and log what comes in
> with a timestamp on each line?
>
> I can capture the serial data via minicom, but that doesn't have any time
> stamps.
>
> I c
> Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
Does anybody have code that will open a serial port and log what comes in
with a timestamp on each line?
I can capture the serial data via minicom, but that doesn't have any time
stamps.
I can get good timestamps from NPTs clockstats logging,
Hi,
I have several of these old units and I was wondering if anyone on this group
has made a unit to take the place of the strip recorder?
Allan Bart
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Hope everyone's getting ready for the big event.
If all goes well, I'll be recording serial streams from a Z3801A GPS and
a Spectracom 8170 WWVB clock. I'll also be recording audio from WWVB on
60kHz, CHU on 3390kHz, and if things work out, WWV on 5 or 10MHz (I have
a tested setup for recording t
Hello there,
In the netherlands the leap second will be on national television. I have
explaned the leap second for TV and Radio.
I have shown the leap second using the hp 5071A. This will be broadcast on
31-12-2005 on TV.
Only the HP sign has to be blank. It is nice that our national TV has thi
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