Thanks, figured someone who reads this list may be connected there...
not like precision timekeeping is a huge community.
Eric
On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 2:53 PM, Magnus Danielson
mag...@rubidium.dyndns.org wrote:
On 03/17/2013 10:47 PM, Eric Fort wrote:
Would anyone on this list know
Would anyone on this list know the present status of tours at usno DC (for
may2013) with the present state of congress. I'll be in DC the first week
of May and would really like to see the lab and learn more about
astronomical and atomic timekeeping activities there.
Eric Fort
Hopefully the following questions will begin some discussion leading to a
better understanding of What time is and where it comes from in a civil,
legal, and everyday living context.
What time is it?
Why is that the correct time?
How does one know what the correct time is?
Is the proper
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Magnus Danielson
mag...@rubidium.dyndns.org wrote:
I have my own email-lists on my own server... if someone asked me to set
the list up, I would just do it.
Cheers,
Magnus
AND
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 3:50 PM, John Miles jmi...@pop.net wrote:
What
I'm looking for data on what appears to be a magellan oem GPS reciever
which I removed from an older magellan aviation gps with moving map
display (unit was circa 1998). The gps module I removed has Magellan
systems corp, Copyright 1994 10 channel OEM silkscreened on the top
side and a sticker on
Does anyone know of a (WWVB) radio controlled clock that meets all the
necessary points and many if not most of the optional points listed in
the compliance checklist in section 10 of NIST Special Publication
960-14, available for reference here:
http://tf.nist.gov/general/pdf/1976.pdf (compliance
the bios lists them as power saving or green features. they will not
reference speed directly. try disabling anything that remotely implies
power saving. The best solution I know of though is to use linux as an ntp
server and set a fixed processor speed directly.
-Eric
On 1/5/08, Ryan [EMAIL
Two things come to mind here, first most bios have a group of power
management features which are configurable, make sure those features are set
properly (disabled). second, Your OS should have power management options
as well. The features in windows seem a bit limited for directly addressing
I'm looking for a fairly basic, relatively simple 10 Mhz PORTABLE
reference (probably quartz based) with enough stability over a period
of a week of outdoor temp extremes to keep a 47Ghz transmitter locked
within 100hz while mountaintop contesting. Suggestions are
appreciated. something that is
over what durration will the clocks accuracy be measured? (seconds,
minutes, hours, days, months, (years)?
accuracy to be measured before disciplining with GPS, WWVB.
calibration should be within the grasp of a layman
Could some clarification be given here? I'm thinking that the clock
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I recently noticed windows telling me that it was November 30, 2007yet
It's still october! I clicked the icon to manually update the date and time
[from pool.ntp.org] (date and time properties, internet time tab, update
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probably a week or 2. what likely happened is that at some point I
mistakenly reset the month but I thought telling it to manually sync should
fix that an it did not. the date remained in errror.
Eric
On 10/30/07, Jason
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The manual has been scanned already and is available at
http://www.hpmuseum.net/exhibit.php?hwdoc=74
Eric
(I didn't contribute it, Joseph Gray from this list pointed me there in a
post that also went to the list I believe)
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On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 18:57:27 -0700, Eric Fort [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
There seems to be a wealth of knowlege here about keeping older HP
hardware
running. Would anyone in this group have experience using a 7475A
plotter
under XP or Linux to plot test data or drawings. I'd like
are welcome)
Thanks to all,
Eric
Eric
On 10/21/07, Joseph Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Until he fixes that URL, just paste the filename into the page URL after
Misc/. It worked for me.
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To: Discussion of precise time
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This one was free and there's much satisfaction in making the old stuff work
once more. When I get it set up it will likely be used to output cad plots
for EDA work including PCB artwork, and schematics. It may be slower than
code).
I am not aware of any drivers you can use with shrink-wrap
software, but I
would be surprised if someone has not done that under Linux.
Didier KO4BB
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There seems to be a wealth of knowlege here about keeping older HP hardware
running. Would anyone in this group have experience using a 7475A plotter
under XP or Linux to plot test data or drawings. I'd like to get mine
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jan seems to be having a bit of trouble posting so I'll add his off list
reply to the list discussion. I too have one of these on it's way and look
forward to building it.
Eric
Hi, Eric.
I saw the discussions on the
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as ordered will these boards accept 1pps or was yours a special?
Eric
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On 7/23/07, Mark Amos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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