Got one of these massive (by today's standards) beasts the other day.
It has the option 003. Quite the light show when it powers up.
I have its external reference daisy chained with a radio and two other
instruments sucking 10 MHz from my Thunderbolt.
I have not decided what to do with the AT&T
Chris,
If you have multiple standards to monitor (or may have in the future)
you might consider building a small version of the NIST FMAS board
described in http://tf.nist.gov/general/pdf/1950.pdf to keep track
of them.
Richard
> What advice does anyone have on building/finding cheap [visual?] c
I expect this will be of some interest to time nuts
Announcement of civil timekeeping meeting - from comp.risks
http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/26.92.html#subj17
"Requirements for UTC and Civil Timekeeping on Earth"
A Colloquium Addressing a Continuous Time Standard to be held at the
Univ
