I have no way to test this, but I wonder if one can charge the tablet
wirelessly while the USB port is in use. Assuming the tablet is capable of
wireless charging in the first place.
-Pat (KG5YPQ)
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 11:01 PM Didier Juges wrote:
> The interface from the FA2 is USB, so there
Regarding analog clocks, what is the groups opinion on these Atomic WWVB Signal
Radio Controlled Clock Movements?
I ordered one from China but it isn't here yet. I am hoping that I won't have
to change the clock for DST. They are only $15.
https://www.klockit.com
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X
On Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 12:01 AM Didier Juges wrote:
> One issue: once the tablet is connected to the FA2, there will be no way to
> charge the tablet, so start with a fresh battery...
I would think that if you connected both the FA2 and the tablet to a
USB hub you should be able to talk to the F
> You can't test a server for smearieness. It wouldn't surprise me if some of
> them turn out to be getting time from google servers or something similar.
True, but you *can* see which upstream time source has been selected
for a NTP server. Ask went through the pool servers last leap-second
and
Hi.
Personally, I would not trust an "ISP" based NTP server! From personal
experience, they tend to run them on the heavily congested
border/gateway systems. As you can find and confirm using the usual
network routing and diagnostic tools.
As has been said, local GPS / Internet sync'd servers
I scanned the NTP pool last leap second and relayed the list of offenders
to Ask.
NTP pool servers may use a mixture of smeared and non-smeared upstream
servers. Yuck.
While the NTP pool has limitations it is widely used (and abused). NTP
servers outside of the NTP pool may also be imperfect.
There is an 5065A on Ebay that has the earliest SN I have ever seen.
808-00031 or maybe 00051?
Maybe the first one sold?
If the lamp oven has not fried it might be a fun project.
It has the Patek analog clock.
Cheers,
Corby
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Fiorenzo Cattaneo writes:
> I have been quite puzzled about the asymmetric nature of my home Cable
> Modem connection to the Internet in regard with the offset discrepancy
> I observe. The "last mile" asymmetric nature of Cable Modem (Comcast
> in my case) is not very high compared the delta I see
Hmm...
On one hand the seller claims ..."is fully functional"
On the other hand the seller writes..."untested"
Strange that it has the light brown type cover plates.
My old s/n 848-00131 has the dark blue covers.
for $333 I would have baught it untested but the shippingto Sweden is another
$209.
Dear Attila,
Thank you for your feedback, replies inline:
On Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 6:01 PM Attila Kinali wrote:
[snip]
> The biggest change I would make, would be to use a higher sampling
> frequency and use an FPGA with a CORDIC as phase detector. Especially
> as your goal is to measure the pha
Hi
I think that you never really know what’s what until *you* can poke at it and
try to fire it up.
If the device (any device) was run for decades, parts probably were swapped to
keep it
running.
Bob
> On Oct 21, 2019, at 4:16 PM, Ulf Kylenfall via time-nuts
> wrote:
>
> Hmm...
>
> On on
A friend of mine living in SE lower Michigan recently bought
a Geppetto GPS clock, and swears that it tends to lose
satellite lock on cloudy days but does OK on sunny days.
He is admittedly using a very poorly-sited antenna,
placed in a window because his house has aluminum
siding. He reports tha
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