Re: [time-nuts] Dang, I fixed ANOTHER one! [OT]

Hi, Bruce... It was not about time/frequency standards, but about a DSA602 :-). However... do you have also blocked the 80.0.0.0/8 range? (because my two outgoing servers were blocked...). Both are from static IPs and clean in SORBS :-). Sorry again to the group for the noise. Regards,

[time-nuts] US considers shutting down Loran

http://www.fcw.com/article97298-01-08-07-Web Rob Kimberley ___ time-nuts mailing list time-nuts@febo.com https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts

Re: [time-nuts] US considers shutting down Loran

Well, now that China has shot down one of its old satellites at 500 miles, the GPS navigation system is vulnerable. Invulnerability is only temporary. Bill Hawkins -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Kimberley Sent: Friday, January 19,

Re: [time-nuts] US considers shutting down Loran

Why did they ever stop transmitting time on the GOES satellites (besides age)? That was yet another backup source that used a different frequency than GPS LORAN... Jason -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Hawkins Sent: Friday, January

[time-nuts] Concern over Daylight Saving Time

March 11 at 02:00 The beginning of Daylight Saving Time in 2007. Or the end of the world? I work in an IT department and I'm finding that many of my colleagues aren't concerned about this at all. There hasn't been much concern about correcting the issue by patching systems and applications.

Re: [time-nuts] Concern over Daylight Saving Time

I know there is an issue with Java, and I also noticed a new Micro$oft patch (KB928388: 2007 Time Zone update for Windows XP) that has to do with time, but I am not sure if it has to do with Daylight Saving Time. Jamie --- Bob Kupiec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: March 11 at 02:00 The

Re: [time-nuts] Concern over Daylight Saving Time

The windows patch sets the date of the switch. It may take care of some other housekeeping DST related issues too. I have not read the documentation as to what is in that patch. The patch covers XP and windows 2003. There is no patch for windows 2000 or prior. For Windows 2000 use the resource

Re: [time-nuts] Magellan ASCII messages

I have discovered that the receiver, on one of its ports (the aux port), is putting out Magellan ASCII strings prefixed with $PMGLK. Looks like NMEA stuff. I haven't found the NMEA specs on line. Looks like they (nmea.org) want BIG$ for it. I have found various pieces in specs from various

Re: [time-nuts] US considers shutting down Loran

From http://www.fcw.com/article97298-01-08-07-Web Norman said the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS), whose membership includes all the telecom carriers in the country and equipment vendors, views eLoran as the only viable alternative to GPS for providing [Coordinated

Re: [time-nuts] Bad batch of HP10811's

Warmup data on the HP 10811: Here is some data collected on the internal HP 10811 timebase in my HP 5370A counter, which had been turned off and plugged off for about 3 days. 21:39:25, 798.6 21:39:35, 806.0 21:39:46, 822.6 21:39:55, 836.8 21:40:06, 853.2 21:40:15,

Re: [time-nuts] Concern over Daylight Saving Time

Hi, gang, *** REPLY SEPARATOR *** On 19-Jan-07 at 19:28 Mike Suhar wrote: The windows patch sets the date of the switch. It may take care of some other housekeeping DST related issues too. I have not read the documentation as to what is in that patch. The patch covers XP and

Re: [time-nuts] US considers shutting down Loran

How good is Loran for timing? What's the right parameter for good? John has some plots that might interest you: http://www.febo.com/time-freq/loran/index.html If you check out the whole Time and Frequency Measurement section on his site you can find lots of good info. Why don't cell phone

Re: [time-nuts] Dang, I fixed ANOTHER one! [OT]

Hi, Javier, I'm blocking much of the 80.x ranges, but that's one that I can safely punch holes in. What are the addresses for your servers? Group folk: Please bear with us. We'll take it to E-mail as soon as we get the communication issues sorted. Thanks. ***

Re: [time-nuts] Concern over Daylight Saving Time

Actually, if you're using a network time server on your home LAN, and sync'ing your workstations to it, you need only make sure that the time server is running right. The computers will then take care of themselves. NTP uses UTC. (Roughly. There might be differences at the leap

Re: [time-nuts] Dang, I fixed ANOTHER one! [OT]

Hi again (last noise... sorry) sunbeam.hvsistemas.es (80.28.13.206) moonlight.hvsistemas.es (217.125.113.5) Regards, Javier Bruce Lane wrote: Hi, Javier, I'm blocking much of the 80.x ranges, but that's one that I can safely punch holes in. What are the addresses for your servers?