Hal wrote:
Back in those days, there was a lot of activity in designing kludgey
circuits
to fix metastability. I could usually find the flaw. It got boring after
a while. The classic was a circuit to detect metastability and reset the
FF.
That reset signal would sometimes have runt
I was looking at one of the Thunderbolt listings on eBay today:
300260419007
I noticed that there is a picture of a Tbolt Monitor screen with lat and
lon, so I put it in Google Earth. Seems to show the corner of the
building where the antenna is mounted, near Shanghai. Attached is a GE
Rex wrote:
I was looking at one of the Thunderbolt listings on eBay today:
300260419007
I noticed that there is a picture of a Tbolt Monitor screen with lat
and lon, so I put it in Google Earth. Seems to show the corner of the
building where the antenna is mounted, near Shanghai. Attached
Rex wrote:
I was looking at one of the Thunderbolt listings on eBay today:
300260419007
I noticed that there is a picture of a Tbolt Monitor screen with lat
and lon, so I put it in Google Earth. Seems to show the corner of the
building where the antenna is mounted, near Shanghai. Attached
Rex,
This city is one of the most dense in the world with regard to population.
And maybe it might be hard to imagine for some, but cars are not the main
form of transport.
Read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai#Transport for a summary.
Regards,
Jim
2008/10/20 Rex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I
Thunderbolt group buy: MORE kits and NEW price.
Recently, TAPR completed all outstanding orders of Trimble
ThunderBolt GPS receiver + AULT power supply kits. Those
of you who ordered should have received yours by now. Since
the stock of both TBolts and power supplies was limited, some
of you
Bruce Griffiths wrote:
Rex wrote:
I was looking at one of the Thunderbolt listings on eBay today:
300260419007
I noticed that there is a picture of a Tbolt Monitor screen with lat
and lon, so I put it in Google Earth. Seems to show the corner of the
building where the antenna is
Hi Rex,
I've been to Shanghai many times. Usual mode of transportation is bike,
subway, bus or if you can afford it car. Lot's of electric bikes and
motorcycles
too of course.
Since foreigners are usually not allowed to drive you will see loads of
taxis too.
Wonderful city to visit.
Just a note on my experience with Rubidium and GPSDO I bought an OCXO
from him. I had to set the control voltage to about 70 mV to get 10 MHz
out, too close to 0V to work in my GPS DO circuit. The OCXO did not have a
mechanical adjustment in addition to the electircal adjustment, useful
