For here is the treasure-trove for those of us who like old machines,
fire bottles and big hunking things that glow and make noise.
http://www.pmillett.com/
In particular,
http://www.pmillett.com/technical_books_online.htm
Over a gig of scanned tube manuals, textbooks, reference books, etc.
Am
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> They can get 0.1ns resolution on the printout because of averaging. I don't
> know what their native granularity is.
>
> Single shot resolution may not have such a significant impact since the GPS
> used in the Z3801A is so much worse than the M12+.
>
> Our resol
In a message dated 4/28/2007 19:14:40 Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>In reporting 1PPS TI, did you measure what averaging
>time the Z3801A uses? And what averaging time do you
>use in your Z3801A emulation?
Hi Tom,
What I found in the Z3801 manual was that they use some
> As of today (55+ hours of operation) the unit achieved 30 picosecond average
> to UTC with a 2 nanosecond standard deviation. This is with a dual-oven
> SC-cut OCXO option. One caveat: the firmware revision is still a pre-release
> version, and will be improved in the coming weeks.
In repo
> In my wanderings, I ran across this interesting history of the quartz crystal
> industry.
> http://www.ieee-uffc.org/fc_history/bottom.html
> Colin
Yes, and several dozen more like it are found at:
http://www.ieee-uffc.org/fcmain.asp?view=history
See also a intro set of time-nuts links at:
htt
Nothing worth having ever came
easily...Don C.
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>
> In a message dated 4/28/2007 15:59:47 Pacific Dayl
In my wanderings, I ran across this interesting history of the quartz crystal
industry.
http://www.ieee-uffc.org/fc_history/bottom.html
Colin
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In a message dated 4/28/2007 16:49:40 Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>The Fury is at:
>http://resco.ucol.mx/Fury/gpsstat.htm
>Tom's Z3801A #4 is at:
>http://www.leapsecond.com/gpscon/gpsstat.htm
>Is the Fury command set the same as the Z3801 or did they add commands for
Hi Said:
The Fury is at:
http://resco.ucol.mx/Fury/gpsstat.htm
Tom's Z3801A #4 is at:
http://www.leapsecond.com/gpscon/gpsstat.htm
Is the Fury command set the same as the Z3801 or did they add commands for the
Fury?
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke
http://www.PRC68.com
http://www.pacificsites.com/~br
Hello guys,
I am extremely proud to say that as of today one of our Fury GPSDO's in the
field (Colima, Mexico) is online at the fantastic realhamradio.com site
running the GPSCon Pro program:
_http://www.realhamradio.com/GPS_websites_list.htm_
(http://www.realhamradio.com/GPS_websites_list
In a message dated 4/28/2007 15:59:47 Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>I believe this is correct, that is where sniping does not work too well
>(manually or automatically). If you wait for the last second, and your
>bid is below the reserve, you may not even realize until
Even with my sniping service, I have to set the amount of time before
the end of the auction when I want my bid to be placed (usually a few
seconds). If there are more than one client of the same service bidding
on the same item at the same time, it's the luck of the draw, unless you
know someb
I believe this is correct, that is where sniping does not work too well
(manually or automatically). If you wait for the last second, and your
bid is below the reserve, you may not even realize until after the
auction is over. It actually still works the way I want it to. I bid as
high as I am
I have a few Trimble ACE-III receivers that I was going through setting
their communications since I had a cobbled interface setup on my workbench.
I'm not sure how, but for some reason one of the cards was showing a lot
higher SNR than the others... The receiver was showing SNR numbers in the
30'
And all set the same time to snipe?
What would the odds of that be? There are so many sniping services and
programs out there.
But anyhow, logic would dictate if it was a simple DB design behind the
scenes, it would go by whoever input their request first. But with it being
multithreaded I hope i
What Happens when 5 buyers all use a sniping service?
The same service?
Neville
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Hi all'
My three rules for Ebay,
1.) Never buy anything you can't bring your self to throw away.
2.) There will always be another one.
3.) Bid early and lose!
Regards; Rich
Ebay callsign:1PPS
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Jason Rabel wrote:
> A desperate person could place a high bid, then initiate a massive DDoS
> attack on eBay's servers so nobody could bid. Hehe...
>
> Seriously though, I wonder how much the eBay world would change if they
> implemented anti-sniping measures like so many other auction sites. I c
Looks like he sold it on eBay (went fast too). If you want to see some
pretty pictures it is Item number: 290110440281
Jason
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Yep, if your bid meets or exceeds the reserve, then the price bumps to the
reserve price.
However, I've often discovered people that set reserves usually want way too
much for their item. Even people that go in a bidding frenzy often end up
below the reserve price.
I think it is just another way
Didier Juges wrote:
> The only downside is when the item has a reserve and I am the only
> bidder. I have "won" a number of items which I did not get because they
> were below the reserve. By the way, it has nothing to do with sniping,
> you have the same problem if you bid by hand. Reserve pr
As far as I am concerned, I had given up on eBay (I am not a gambler by
nature) when I found out about sniping services. I am now a regular
user, buyer and seller.
I absolutely have no interest in bidding on eBay without sniping, unless
it's BIN.
With sniping, I decide how much I am willing to
A desperate person could place a high bid, then initiate a massive DDoS
attack on eBay's servers so nobody could bid. Hehe...
Seriously though, I wonder how much the eBay world would change if they
implemented anti-sniping measures like so many other auction sites. I could
just see a mob of fanati
Palze!
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"Smart folks snipe. Period."
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