checking against the net when I have a GPS source is that I
want ntp to continue if/when there is no PPS. Is there any way to inform
ntp of the asymmetry?
Thanks,
-- Thomas Valerio
Every 20.0s: /usr/sbin/ntpq -n -c pe pe Tue Oct 11 12:37:33
2016
remote refid
Have you looked at alien to convert the rpm to a deb?
https://www.google.com/#q=alien+package+conversion
> Semi-off-topic..
>
> I've got a bunch of Keysight/Agilent/HP instruments with USB interfaces
> that I want to control from Python. On Mac and PC, the PyVisa library
> works great (eithe
where else. Any interest?
Thomas Valerio
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7;d buy a
James Miller GPSDO before I would buy a KS24361 at $150. It's not nearly
the same bang for the buck adev wise as a KS24361, even at $150, but at
least I get some serious space savings and I am far more confident that
the money is going to an honest seller.
-- Thomas Valerio
>
You might want to check out http://diydrones.com/ as well.
Thomas Valerio
> This chatter about model aircraft GPS got me to wondering if there now
> off-the-shelf flight control systems for model planes that will do nav
> and/or attitude control? I know there are mini-gyros, but I t
e
problems, would enclosing it in a shielded enclosure ameliorate those
problems? Has anyone on the list done this?
Thanks,
Thomas Valerio
> From: Tim Shoppa
>
> Very likely the Parallax PMB-648, a SirfStar III. A fair number of local
> radio shack stores have Parallax an
.
Thomas Valerio
>> Charles wrote: Please keep your political comments to yourself and off
>> the list (however humorous you might think they are). This is simply
>> not the place for them.
>>
> Charles,
>
> On the two lists we both subscribe to, you alway
after the snake oil sales people have had a chance to get their
spiel out.
Thomas Valerio
> Offhand I can not think of any reason it could not exist but if you
> have to ask for the price, then I suspect it will be too expensive.
>
> On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 19:40:47 -0700, Skip Withrow
&
NP, http://freecode.com/projects/np might be a good starting point.
Nic McLean wrote:
Sorry folks for the slightly OT post.
Does anybody know of a utility that will import and parse the serial bit
stream from a GPS and put values into a couple of cells in an Excel
spreadsheet?
Regards,
Nic