Well, they aren't DIY, they're display units made for the FAA, identified as DTFA01-84-G-00036, made in Duluth, MN.
They are surplus to my needs, since I no longer think I'll get around to building an IRIG-B network. Make an offer that would make me drop what I'm doing and ship them. There is also a Trak 2234 with a Fort Meade sticker. It has BNC connectors and filter settings, probably for recovering IRIG from a tape playback. Please write for details. Oh, and there's dozens of Datum time code generators/receivers. I went off the deep end in 2003, trying to build something like the three clocks at WWV. Paid an average of $50 each for them. And now, back to your regular messages. Bill Hawkins -----Original Message----- Bruce Lane wrote, in part, "Does anyone know of any DIY displays that'll decode a standard IRIG-B signal? I'm thinking it'd be kind of fun to create such, but I work better if I have some idea of where to start." _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list time-nuts@febo.com https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts
