>The reason I didn't suggest this is that I don't believe that there isn't >any reasonable way in which a working crystal oscillator could be out >by 500ppm, which implies that either the oscillator isn't being >disciplined by the crystal, or that something else is causing the >frequency to be misinterpreted. If the oscillator is free running, >trimming the error will leave you with a time source of very poor >stability.
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