Hi
Well here’s another twist and turn in the F9T availability saga. The F9T
modules are now up on the
uBlox site for $199 and 3-5 day delivery. The RCB-F9T board with an F9T mounted
on it is also up
on the site for $247.50. More or less the board is a “Sparkfun” clone in a more
or less Motorol
Paul,
I live in Central Florida, which is pretty much the furthest point WWVB in
Colorado is expected to serve. My house is all LED. Street lights in my area
are about 50% LED. Amazingly, my Casio watch still syncs up. Using measuring
receiver, I was also able to hear what must be the WWVB s
Hi
With all the rain in the spring, you could easily have better local grounding.
Bob
> On Jun 29, 2019, at 10:15 AM, Tim Shoppa wrote:
>
> Interestingly enough, compared to my initial testing last winter, my ES100
> is suddenly much more likely to acquire and track WWVB in broad daylight.
> T
Tim
I plan to listen for the Swedish station SAQ on Sunday at 17.2KHz. So
testing the equipment.
What I am seeing is that LED lighting in general is covering the low
spectrum with lots of noise. In fact in our town they just replaced every
street light with a bright harsh white LED Fixture.
So as a
I paid very little to purchase, so it's not a big deal from financial stand
point, but it's disappointing that once it's done, it's done.
By recommendation, I am keeping it mostly off and turn it on few days earlier
of anticipated use, mostly to calibrate/verify something else. My usual
referen
Interestingly enough, compared to my initial testing last winter, my ES100
is suddenly much more likely to acquire and track WWVB in broad daylight.
This morning it is acquiring from a cold start almost every time.
(The "bad minutes" of course still don't work).
Most likely reason would be some r
