Brooke Clarke wrote:
> Hi Mike:
> Note that the way a clock checks to see of it has received the
> data correctly is to compare two adjacent frames and check to see
> that they differ by one minute.
> If the clock was smart it would start to listen a few minutes
> prior
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] WWV Clock
Hi Mike:
Note that the way a clock checks to see of it has received the data
correctly
is to compare two
30 AM.
Why not do it then?
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] WWV Clock
Hi Mike:
Note th
Hi Mike:
Note that the way a clock checks to see of it has received the data correctly
is to compare two adjacent frames and check to see that they differ by one minute.
If the clock was smart it would start to listen a few minutes prior to midnight
and would recognize that there was going to
Replying to my own post, there are two bits that indicate daylight
saving time changes. Here's a paragraph from page 27, Lombardi,
"NIST Time and Frequency Services", NIST Special Publication 432,
2002 Edition:
"Daylight saving time (DST) and standard time (ST) information
"Majdi S. Abbas" wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 01, 2009 at 05:51:24PM -0500, Glenn Little WB4UIV
> wrote:
>> My WWV clock at home and the master clock at the TV station that
>> I am engineer for did not update to EST from EDT.
>> Did anyone else see their WWV clock not change time for
I just spent a considerable amount of effort teaching the Good Lady Heather
about the subtle wonders of daylight savings time around the world...
including the wacky backwards spinning universe down under. Hopefully even
made it politician proof... when your local idiot politicians change t
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] WWV Clock
For the first time in a while, both my WWV clocks updated right on time this
year!!!
I am in North-West Florida, where WWV signals are not overpowering.
Didier KO4BB
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nn Little WB4UIV
> Sent: Sunday, November 01, 2009 4:51 PM
> To: Time-Nuts list
> Subject: [time-nuts] WWV Clock
>
> My WWV clock at home and the master clock at the TV station
> that I am engineer for did not update to EST from EDT.
> Did anyone else see their WWV
It depends on where you live. If your latitude is 30 deg or greater
it's fantastic. But I concede in the tropics it's not that useful.
It's divided us here in Australia because we cover such a large range
of latitudes. I'd presume it's the same in the US. At -43 deg S I
wouldn't be without it - mak
I have two inexpensive WWVB clocks and one updated correctly, the
other didn't. Since they are identical models, I have to assume that
one of them just missed the transmission.
As for moving to AZ, I like that idea. I'm next door in NM and I never
have liked the idea of DST.
Joe
KA5ZEC
On Sun, N
On Sun, Nov 01, 2009 at 05:51:24PM -0500, Glenn Little WB4UIV wrote:
> My WWV clock at home and the master clock at the TV station that I
> am engineer for did not update to EST from EDT.
> Did anyone else see their WWV clock not change time for DST?
WWVB does have a bit that accounts for
My clock changed. I am in Calif.
73,
Jeffrey Pawlan WA6KBL
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My WWV clock at home and the master clock at the TV station that I am
engineer for did not update to EST from EDT.
Did anyone else see their WWV clock not change time for DST?
Thanks
73
Glenn
WB4UIV
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