Terry,
I knew that none of my clocks that I made would do anything interesting with it,
since none of them have calendars, so I watched the time.gov clock page and shot
a short phone video of the leap second happening. It's a bit weird to watch.
I did have to adjust my rubidium Nixie clock after the event.
On 1/3/2017 10:34 AM, 'Terry S' via neonixie-l wrote:
Ok, I'll admit I tried to spot the lead-second. It didn't work.
My WWVB based nixie clock isn't even capable of displaying "60" in the seconds
field, so I knew that clock wouldn't show it. However, right next to it I keep
an Oregon Scientific WWVB clock. That clock didn't show the leap second, either.
And of course, my Nixichron went into it's hourly display of location and
temperature at the top of the hour. Never saw the leap second there, either.
I'm not sure when or if my WWVB clocks synced up correctly.... I'll have to
check that this evening.
Fail.
Terry
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