Make sure to buy the 315mhz version instead of the 433mhz.. 433mhz is
smack in the middle of the 70cm band and is used for linking repeaters.
Also, unless you're a licensed amateur, transmitting on 433mhz is
limited to part 15.231 which authorizes "Intermittent Control Signals
and/or Periodic Transmissions". I think it is safe to say that a 60hz
pulse transmission would be much too high of a duty cycle to be
characterized this way.
-Adam
On 6/28/2011 2:00 PM, Jonathan Peakall wrote:
What I meant was not a GPS/WWVB thing, but that one could generate a
60Hz signal and then TX it via RF, with each clock haveing a RF
reciever to RX the beat. Won't set the time/date but could be a less
expensive way of giving clocks that need a TTL/CMOS 60Hz beat.
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