On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 3:46 PM, Jeff Stevens wrote:
> > What I am looking for is a way to display Local Time (MST) and Zulu (GMT)
> > time in a small (6" X 8" or similar) package. There must be two displays
> and
> > both lock up to NBS.
My iPod can do that and it is only 2.5 x 4.5 inches by a
I meant I have *no* time to spare to complete one.
Thanks
Wojciech
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Hi
You can do a lot better than 5 ns these days if you want to spend some money.
Some low(er) cost alternatives:
5335 counter running GPIB. The counter should be below $150 and it should get
you to 1 ns or so.
5334 counter also running GPIB. A bit smaller / cheaper - should be around 2
ns.
Hi List,
I'm a software developer turned network test engineer slowly turning
time&frequency guy (not sure if this is upwards or downwards ;-) ) with
some distant background in electronic engineering.
For the last couple of years I have been increasingly involved in various
work involving IEEE 15
Hello Frank,
I appreciate the reply. The version of TimeLab that I am using is latest I
guess based on the info in the help box.
But I was running TimeLab with this same Prologix converter a couple years
ago.
Maybe I need to find an old version of TimeLab.
I didn't realize there was a conflic
Hello,
I'm currently working on the small DMTD system.
The mixer modules and DDS are working, but the noise floor is still more
than an order of magnitude higher than published in W. Riley's paper.
Also, I'm having troubles to get the PICTIC's working. For the time
being, I'm running the mixer
Stick two WWVB battery powered clocks together and set each as you wish. Then
as long as the seconds are in sync, you can have confidence in their display.
t
Thomas Miller,
Director of Wireless Services
Skyline Network Engineering, LLC
443-250-6381
From:
Only one display, I want two.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 1/21/2014 4:46 PM, Jeff Stevens wrote:
What I am looking for is a way to display Local Time (MST) and Zulu (GMT)
time in a small (6" X 8" or similar) package. There must be two displays and
both lock up to NBS.
I used the MFJ-133RC for quite so
> What I am looking for is a way to display Local Time (MST) and Zulu (GMT)
> time in a small (6" X 8" or similar) package. There must be two displays and
> both lock up to NBS.
I used the MFJ-133RC for quite some time and was happy with it. MFJ
has several similar models I believe.
-Jeff
W7WWA
Check the DIP switch on the back of the 5370B to see if it's in talk-only
mode. (Which is fine, but you'd need to use the Talk-Only selection on the
Acquire menu, rather than the 5370-specific driver.)
-- john, KE5FX
Miles Design LLC
> -Original Message-
> From: time-nuts-boun...@febo.co
Paul,
the last two weeks, I made measurements with Timelab, updated to the
latest version, to acquire data with my HP5370B.
I have a standard NI GPIB card in one slot of my PC, i.e. no converter card.
Everything is still working fine, as before with the old Timelab version.
So I suggest, that
I love that title, nothing Atomic about it but the Marketing types love it.
What I am looking for is a way to display Local Time (MST) and Zulu (GMT)
time in a small (6" X 8" or similar) package. There must be two displays
and
both lock up to NBS.
Has anyone seen such a thing ?
Thanks,
Dick
Gentleman,
A few years back I had a HP5370b working with TimeLab.
I find myself with a number of OCXO's that I would like to characterize.
However I cannot seem to configure either TimeLab or the HP-5370B properly
any longer.
Here is the configuration
Running TimeLab 1.2
Prologix 6.
Hi Mark,
late response, but I've been looking at the 3582A. Using a mixer for PN at
higher frequencies is OK, see <
http://www.hpmemory.org/technics/bench/3048/pn_measrmt_single.htm >
Pretty good for comparing a number of oscillators. You can use a doubler
(HP10115A < http://www.leapsecond.com/p
It will work.
NTP has clock drivers for t-bolts. The name is "pasiside" or something
like that. Find it in the drivers folder in the NTP reference distribution.
Have you tried to see if two processes can read from the same serial port.
I think they can. Normally it is bad idea. It would not
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