This new software Michael B and his team has released is fantastic! I
have it on all my Thomas clocks and it clearly addressed the features
needed to makes this a "no brainer" upgrade.
On Sunday, May 1, 2022 at 5:33:22 AM UTC-4 nixiefanvinh wrote:
> Oh! This is exciting!
>
> I never got
> For those who know is that a neon or gas lamp inside? The other unlabeled
> component looks likes a cap.
The gas in a starter can be either argon (purple glow) or neon (orange glow) –
I've seen both. It's fairly simple, the discharge heats up the electrodes, one
of which is a bimetallic
> Well, as soon as I emailed out, the GPS started blinking fast and the
> NixiCron is back in business...
GPS receivers have a concept of an "ephemeris", which is basically the orbits
of the GPS satellites in view and information about them. It uses this for a
"warm start", so once it gets
Oh! This is exciting!
I never got around to installing the new firmware chip I bought from you,
the one that corrects for the change in when Daylight Savings happens. I
just wasn't able to remove the AM/PM LED diode. Is there a trick to
removing it?
With the recent announcement of the
Well, as soon as I emailed out, the GPS started blinking fast and the
NixiCron is back in business...
On Sunday, May 1, 2022 at 2:01:29 AM UTC-7 nixiefanvinh wrote:
> Hi!
>
> After a very long hiatus of being off, I powered up the NixiChron. The GPS
> module, a Haicom HI-203E, blinks at a very
Hi!
After a very long hiatus of being off, I powered up the NixiChron. The GPS
module, a Haicom HI-203E, blinks at a very slow rate, which means no solid
satellite acquisition. Normally, at some point, it would start blinking
faster, indicating a solid acquisition. Due to this, the NixiChron
