Hi Dick,
So far not yet received but the unit usually goes thru the custom
office long process...
Rgds Ernie.
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From: Richard W. Solomon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 3:55 am
Subject: [time-nuts] Trimble T-Bolt Order
Have folks rec
Got mine a couple of days ago.
Thanks TAPR! I finally have a standard besides WWV.
Mike - AA8K
Richard W. Solomon wrote:
> Have folks received their T-Bolts from the last batch via TAPR ?
>
> A friend ordered one the first day, got his confirmation and is still
> waiting.
>
> Thanks, Dick,
Have folks received their T-Bolts from the last batch via TAPR ?
A friend ordered one the first day, got his confirmation and is still
waiting.
Thanks, Dick, W1KSZ
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> BTW, it would appear as though my HP 53131A counter reads 220 mHz low
> with a 2 second gate time. There appears to be no appreciable drift;
> it always reads 220 mHz low. I'm sure there is a name for that
> measurement, I hope to learn it soon.
Congratulations. You just measured the freque
On Sun, 02 Nov 2008 01:28:34 -0500, Matt Osborn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for all the help and ideas with the IsoTemp/Fury combination. I
followed Hal Murray's advice fired up the combination yesterday (its
been running for about 24 hours now) and everything is working as
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ge lamp operation:
> >> the ring mode and the red mode. Consistent with previous research,
> >> we find that the ring mode is best for optical pumping, and that the
> >> clock-signal amplitude degrades significantly when the lamp operates
> >> in the red mode. Exam
Hello Roy
Thanks,I am Bob also the fluke.l on ebay.Most of the gentlemans at here seem
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- Original Message -
From: "Gretchen Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 5:03 PM
Subject: [time-nuts] Do any regulations or laws require time to be accurate
within 'x' seconds?
> Greetings,
>
> There are
Greetings,
There are a lot of regulations that mandate synchronized time.
But do any of these regulations or laws require time to be accurate within
'x' seconds? Such as, 'time much be synchronized within 5 seconds of GPS
time.
Thanx,
Gretchen
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Hi Dave,
Thank you! Usually there is a section in the manual to do a quick
performance test. If it would be possible to scan this part, that would
help a lot!
Thank you, looking forward to your next message.
Best regards, Jeroen
Dave Brown wrote:
I have a mint 1600A plus manual (s?) here so
> btw... I once heard a story that early GPS SVs could turn off the
> relativistic compensation. There was also a switch to reverse the
> sign... ;-)
I don't remember hearing there was a sign reversal switch,
but all the other details on the first pre-GPS SV are here:
http://www.leapsecond.com/hi
David
I would suggest that you email Bob Mokia ,(China) ,directly at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] requesting his "best" price. I obtained my TBolt from
this source. It was a 2004 issue, and in excellent condition. It has been
performing superbly for the past three weeks, and in my case it had replaced
m
On Mon, 2008-11-03 at 00:21 -0800, Hal Murray wrote:
> > So everything is derived from this oscillator, which is actually
> > 10.2299543 MHz. This -4.57 mHz corrects for relativistic
> effects.
>
> Neat. Thanks.
>
> I got curious. How does that compare to the Doppler shifts?
>
> google fo
The Isotemp 134-10 *may* have a screw in the side of the case that
gives access to a trimmer for the frequency. You can set your Fury to
an EFC output of 2.5V and try adjusting the trimmer for 10MHz or as
close as you can get it. This will optimize your control range from
the Fury, with the
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "David M. Witten II" writes:
>Can I still expect to see similar performance using more recent versions
>of FreeBSD than you originally used?
Yes, the timestamping is done in hardware, so it does not depend on
the OS version.
>Will a usable build of FreeBSD 7.x ru
> So everything is derived from this oscillator, which is actually
> 10.2299543 MHz. This -4.57 mHz corrects for relativistic effects.
Neat. Thanks.
I got curious. How does that compare to the Doppler shifts?
google found this nice description of GPS :
http://www.go.ednet.ns.ca/~larry/
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