would prefer to at least test with an
appropriate antenna before either risking more damage or deciding to
attempt a more invasive repair.
Thanks for any info!
John Laur K5IT
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The link below is an updated version of the same paper:
http://www.boulder.swri.edu/~tcase/NH%20RF%20Telecom%20Sys%20ID1369%20FINAL_Deboy.pdf
It has considerably more detail on the RF components as well as the
USO module for which there is an entire page of additional information
and a block diag
Somewhere along the line I got added to the email blast list from
ULA's communications group. I'm not sure I really belong on it, but
it's fun to get space news hot off the press from time to time.
This morning's message might be an interesting news bit for the time-nuts:
> Lift off! ULA Atlas V
A small task queue or message queue would serve the purpose of tying the
webserver to the other external tasks: 1) Web server queues job; 2) polls
via ajax for status or they could run syncronously. Python is not my forte
but there are a number that look like they integrate very well with python.
A
> However, it has been noted that the Raspberry Pi has some limitations for
> this purpose, not the least of which is having a USB connected ethernet port.
Windows 7 in particular offers it's own set of trouble. Based on my
experiences with both platforms, it will be harder to extract
consistent
be a design choice made by
> the
> people running the project. There is no way to find out if they have
> changed their
> design other than buying more devices. That *assumes* that the later
> devices
> have later firmware versions ….
>
> Bob
>
> > On Apr 28, 2015
dithered?)
As this is my first moderately accurate device in the shack, is my best
approach just to put it on the shelf, leave it on for a long time, and
trust it? I can see how its easy to begin the slide when there is only one
clock to stare at skeptically.
Thanks,
John Laur
K5IT
