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It uses the NTP SHM reference clock.
Scott
On 01/20/2014 09:01 PM, ken johnson wrote:
I currently have my router/firewall acting as both an NTP client, getting
it's time from the net, and an NTP server serving my home network. Now I
have my
I currently have my router/firewall acting as both an NTP client, getting
it's time from the net, and an NTP server serving my home network. Now I
have my thunderbolt and Lady heather working nicely, I would like to have
that machine act as the ntp server for my network, but it appears ntp can't
Hi, I have now got my thunderbolt/Lady Heather set-up pretty much where I
want it, and want to keep all the changes I have made. Is there a way to
have Lady Heather save all the changes so when the inevitable reboot
occurs, I don't have to go through all the changes manually again- always
assuming
Thanks Mark, one heather.cfg file coming up- now all I have to do is
remember what I changed...
Ken.
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Mark Sims hol...@hotmail.com wrote:
Yes, Lady Heather has two ways of loading/changing a configuration.
You can put a heather.cfg file in your Lady
Joe, I have placed the two .pdf's permanently on one of my web pages:-
http://www.vk7krj.com/ham_stuff.htm
Ken, vk7krj
www.vk7krj.com
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And, once again, if anyone has any other time-nut files they would like to
see hosted on a web page, I am happy to oblige. Just email me.
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at
John, for guys like us who grew up with basic, there is an excellent
(compiled) pic basic from
http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/
I had a look at c, but decided at my time of life I wanted to produce
working projects not learn new (cryptic to me) languages so I stuck with
what I was comfortable with.
Chris, I don't know about the RasberryPi, but the BeagleBone (
http://beagleboard.org/bone
makes an excellent web server, mine
(www.vk7krj.com )
has been running for about 6 months now with no problems. Draws 2
watts and is completely silent.
Yes, the sd card has a finite life, but they are
Hi, I have a tcxo that I recovered from a very old, suitcase-sized gps
receiver some years ago. The oscillator is marked ERC
Eros-750-MA110, with an output frequency of 5.119155MHz. I have tried
to think of a use for for it but failed. I played with the numbers but
could not find anything useful,
Thanks Don and Allen, it's been that long since I played with radio I
had forgotten- 5.12 is half of 10.240 used to downconvert from 10.7 if
to 455. I had a look through the circuits for my rigs, and my
Eddystone 770r boat anchor uses 5.12MHz to align the various if's, and
multiples of it to align
Again on power consumption, I used to run my web server (ubuntu
10.04lts) on a fanless mini-itx board, about 30 or so watts- now it's
on a BeagleBone arm board about the size of a credit card, still
running ubuntu , consumption is down to a whole 2 watts. I have it
running ntp and serving time to
Hi, can someone please tell me how to get the satellite graphic plot
up on lady heather by using command line switches at program start?
If I enter s then 3 when the program is running I get some displays
up, but when I try to add the commands to the startup it gives me the
help text. I have tried
Thanks Mike, that worked a treat- and next time, I will read the help
file in a bit more detail- I completely missed that one!
On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 7:07 PM, mike cook michael.c...@sfr.fr wrote:
Le 02/06/2012 09:22, ken johnson a écrit :
Hi, can someone please tell me how to get the satellite
If it's of any use to you, here is a link to the layout and parts
placement for a board I designed when I was playing with the oncore
for APRS some years ago. The board is designed so the motorola oncore
plugs in to the top of my board and is secured by 10mm high
stand-offs. My board supplies a
Not yet Marcus- that sort of technology will come right after the ftl
drive, but just before we start building a dyson sphere..
On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 7:00 AM, Magnus Danielson
mag...@rubidium.dyndns.org wrote:
I thought someone finally put a cesium on the step motor keeping the ear
Hi Jim, for many years (over 20) I have used protel (now altium)
autotrax- not that I am recommending it to you, but it is a very
simple and intuitive program to use and I base my opinion of all the
others on it. All the more modern ones I have tried are, for the most
part, from fairly, to
John, there are several different versions of the pico supply, if you look
at the M2, M3, or M4-ATX, they are designed to run in a (12v) vehicle and
will work from 6v to 24v. Take a look at:-
http://www.short-circuit.com/categories/dcdc.html
about half-way down the page.
On Sat, 04 Feb 2012
Does anyone else have problems with links to tf.nist.gov? When I try to
get the pdf's, I get no reply from the url at all. My browser puts out the
request, but gets no reply whatsoever and eventually gives up. This also
happened previously with this url
Thanks for the reply Steve- yes, I can access nasa.gov and nist.gov ok, but
no matter which way I try, tf.nist.gov just will not reply to my browser's
request. It's not as if my firewall is stopping the reply, there is simply
no reply coming back. The url resolves to 132.163.4.169, and a whois
Rob, I would be happy to put it on one of my web pages so people could
download it.
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 8:14 AM, Rob Kimberley
robkimber...@btinternet.comwrote:
If anyone is interested, I have just got hold of a PDF of the Technical
Manual TM 5680-0211 for 5680A series Rubidiums.
Please
Hi Brent, yes I did thanks, but due to the slightly complicated way I have
to use to receive mail from the lists I am on, I replied to Steve's email
before I saw yours. Your efforts are are appreciated, I am going to enjoy
reading the files.
On Wed, Feb 1, 2012 at 11:07 AM, KD0GLS
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