Still on at 1300z Sunday
Bill Riches
Cape May
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John WA4WDL
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On Sun, Nov 17, 2013 at 7:23 AM, bill.riches bill.ric...@verizon.netwrote:
Still on at 1300z Sunday
I am wondering if I am actually seeing the eLORAN station at all. The
frequency of what I am seeing is 100,005.63 Hz. I can't imagine they would
be that far off frequency.
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Brian Lloyd,
John WA4WDL
Thanks, John. There are a couple of these still around. I think that particular
specimen was sitting in a remote Minnesota cabin for many years. I have more
photos of it somewhere if anyone is interested. I passed on it due to its
weight and condition.
/tvb
John says:
However I would most humbly point out that the cost of software is not
zero if the time-nutter places any value on his or her time.
Might I point out that the needs and goals of the hobbyist and the professional
are often at odds? The professional needs a solution. The hobbyist
Agree. Luckily, I am good at what I do for a living. If this type stuff
was my job I suspect I would either be out of work or paid very poorly.
Electronics and time are very taxing on my brain.. which is why I play
with them. I specifically avoided these things as a career path because
they
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Maybe not - with your rx on 100 khz you should be able to hear pulses 10 khz
up or down from 100 khz. Wildwood is on now at 1730 z. TX may be quite a
stretch from NJ if Wildwood is not running full power. RNAV claims to be
able to cover usa with one transmitter from central usa and for sure
You can get some idea of industrial productivity if you can estimate
and remove non-industrial loads, perhaps by comparing weekends to
work weeks. The dip during working hours and the rise at 4-5 AM are
proportional to the total power used, for the same generating
capacity.
The business of
I just couldn't stand it any longer; so I bought myself a long-awaited prize
that no true Time Nut can possibly be without..the original Stonehenge
Pocket Watch.
This is truly the best thing I ever got to show my illiterate friends
(type-casts most all of them so I can feel superior.you know
Hi,
I'm searching for any information (manuals, catalogs, product
information) about the Femtosecond Systems phase noise measurement stuff.
Their systems are mentioned in some papers, but I couldn't find any
other information.
I'm especially looking for the FSSM100 to FSS1000E interface. I
Yes please
On Sun, Nov 17, 2013 at 10:48 AM, Tom Van Baak t...@leapsecond.com wrote:
John WA4WDL
Thanks, John. There are a couple of these still around. I think that
particular specimen was sitting in a remote Minnesota cabin for many years.
I have more photos of it somewhere if anyone
On 17 November 2013 15:48, Tom Van Baak t...@leapsecond.com wrote:
I passed on it due to its weight and condition.
/tvb
I wonder if that is really worth more than its scrap value?
Dave
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Without a working tube (or a way to rebuild a tube) it’s simply a pretty piece
of history. That particular one would take a bit of TLC simply to get it to the
pretty stage.
Bob
On Nov 17, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Dr. David Kirkby drkir...@gmail.com wrote:
On 17 November 2013 15:48, Tom Van Baak
Ridiculous price for the condition.
I do have kin in mnpls who could pick it up, but...
Don
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On 17 November 2013 20:19, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
Ridiculous price for the condition.
I do have kin in mnpls who could pick it up, but...
Don
It may well be incomplete too. It is quite possible someone has raided
it for parts.
Dave
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Hi,
I'm searching for any information (manuals, catalogs, product
information) about the Femtosecond Systems phase noise measurement stuff.
Their systems are mentioned in some papers, but I couldn't find any
other information.
Adrian,
It closed many years ago. The founder is still
I have the FSS1000E manual, and I recently purchased a new scanner. I may not
have the time to scan the entire manual but could easily find time to send any
info on the noise source interface and send it to you.
That said Tom's option may be better, and the founder of FSS may have all the
I didn't think Stonehenge told 'time' ala a sundial.
Its' purpose was to herald the seasons' change, etc, I thought.
-Don
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On 11/17/13 2:38 PM, Don Lewis wrote:
I didn't think Stonehenge told 'time' ala a sundial.
Its' purpose was to herald the seasons' change, etc, I thought.
Ah, so you think this is more of a calendar-nut item than a time-nut..
What about a iPhone App? Orient the device using the built in
On 11/17/2013 11:46 PM, Jim Lux wrote:
On 11/17/13 2:38 PM, Don Lewis wrote:
I didn't think Stonehenge told 'time' ala a sundial.
Its' purpose was to herald the seasons' change, etc, I thought.
Ah, so you think this is more of a calendar-nut item than a
time-nut..
What about a iPhone
I have a Systron Donner 6153 counter
which has burnt out diodes on the fast
channel.
The display board has a big edge connector which
looks like it accesses all of the nixie and power
lines.
I am going to disassemble to make a nixie clock.
I may saw the display board in half in order to trim
it
I do like the name Atomichron NC 2001 - pretty cool name for something
made in 1954.
I agree - before I would buy it I would have to see some shots of the
innards. I think the seller did himself a misservice by not putting it in
a more orderly location before posting that picture.
Regards,
Clearly the CS is pretty neat and would be curious whats inside. Hacked off
cables missing boards etc. $2500 is one heck of a lot of money for what
appears to be scrap metal.
So here is the deal of the day, for $2900 you can buy my HP5065a RB and it
actually works.
For that money I will throw in
LFPhoenix is on at 0314 and been doing very well.
Bill from the graphs in the ppt and the single transmitter site you should
not be able to hear it in TX. I do not believe they are running all that
much power.
Regards
Paul.
On Sun, Nov 17, 2013 at 12:40 PM, bill.riches
I'm considering a spectrum analyser with my pension lump sum cash:
http://www.rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/dsa800/dsa815/
and perhaps an iPad Air:
http://www.apple.com/uk/ipad-air/
More frequency than time, sorry!
David
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