Re: [time-nuts] 1PPS accuracy of commercial GPS receivers

Philip Pemberton skrev: Just out of idle curiosity, is there any significant difference in 1PPS accuracy between different GPS modules? I've got a pair of Trimble SVeeSix CM3 boards (firmware 4.13 if memory serves, have to be reflashed to change the comm protocol, which can be either TSIP or

[time-nuts] 1PPS accuracy of commercial GPS receivers

Just out of idle curiosity, is there any significant difference in 1PPS accuracy between different GPS modules? I've got a pair of Trimble SVeeSix CM3 boards (firmware 4.13 if memory serves, have to be reflashed to change the comm protocol, which can be either TSIP or NMEA) and an Axiom Sandpi

[time-nuts] OFF TOPIC... Seiko Digital Watch... Clarification...

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Re: [time-nuts] Unloading time-nuts stuff at a flea market in Plymouth MN

Hello Bill, A question: Would shipping of the FTS4040A to the Netherlands be an option? Probably the shipping will be too expensive... Do you have an idea about the shipping costs? Thank you, best regards, Jeroen Bill Hawkins wrote: Group, Lack of space has become the primary problem here.

Re: [time-nuts] Unloading time-nuts stuff at a flea market inPlymouth MN

Dang it all. Sorry guys, didn't mean to drop this on the list. -Bob On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 11:08 PM, Robert Darlington wrote: > Hi Bill, > > Pretty serious, just for hobby stuff. I'm just getting into precision time > keeping in the last 6 months or so. A buddy of mine >

Re: [time-nuts] Unloading time-nuts stuff at a flea market in Plymouth MN

I would be interested in the FTS4040A - need to figure out shipping cost to 03303 - Greyhound is another option - Scott On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 6:02 PM, Bill Hawkins wrote: > Group, > > Lack of space has become the primary problem here. > > I will be at a flea market in Plymouth, MN, at the Comf

Re: [time-nuts] Brandywine GPS-4

Jeroen, I have a GPS-4 too and gathered some documentation for it a while back. I'll have to dig around on my hard drive but I seem to recall having at least two versions of the PDF manual. I do not know what the difference was between them. Anything I can find I'll be sure to let you (and the l

Re: [time-nuts] Brandywine GPS-4

> The serial connection is not the problem (unfortunately). It seems a > thermal problem When I switch on the unit it takes a couple of > minutes before the Error-LED starts flashing. Doing a "fast" > power-cycle immediately gives an error-warning (the red-LED start > flashing almost immedia