I appreciate the advise. I bought one of the cheepo units just to see
it work (hopefully) but to run better location I'll probably pull 2 or
more of the better wire, so I can run multiple receivers. I also have
two different books, one off top of my head is Pasternak Enterprises, so
I can get
albertson.ch...@gmail.com said:
For GPS you need to also include the microseconds long pulse per second. I
think it might by the very short duty cycle of the pulse that makes it hard
to transmit using RS-232 style signaling.
The problem with short PPS pulses is that some PCs don't catch
First let me thank again Scott Newell for all the work he has done. The
links included in this post where made possible by Scott. All three exceed
the limit of time nuts but will give you a better understanding as to what is
going on. First removing the 10 K resistor changes the Rb frequency
Back in the 1980's I was tasked with installing about 100 terminals
(VT100 type) to a mainframe computer. These all ran at 9600 baud, RS232.
Some of the terminals were almost 1000 feet wire distance from the switch.
We used some Beldon multiple twisted pair to interconnect these devices with
Some how a dot snuck in at the end of the second link after the s you can
use the old link and delete the dot or use this one
http://n5tnl.com/time/fe-5680a/gpsdo/JK5680A_Test35c.xls
Sorry about that
Bert Kehren
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Yes, thank you. I did mean NTP. Thanks very much for the link for the NTP
server! Great idea, I will pursue. thanks
73 Eugene W2HX
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Hi Bert,
I am thinking about testing a heat pipe on a fan cooled setup I use.
The first temp controlled chassis I did used a peltier and works very
well, but was a lot more work to do and is much more power hungry.
The main problem I find is not the temp controller itself, but rather
the
...to an application note on battery monitoring/charging circuits for lithium
batteries?
---Brevity from tired fingers, mangling by AutoIncorrectKenton A.
hooverken...@nemersonhoover.org+1 415 830 5843
That sounds complicated and messy but may be easier than it appears. An
appropriate
This is a precise time frequency list. Please explain a little more how your
battery question relates?
I've actually spent a lot of time over the years working on fail-safe power
issues. It's actually really hard! But, what's your goal, or specifications, or
specific problem?
/tvb (i5s)
On
keep the heat sensing very close to the heating to avoid thermal control
oscillation ! a thermal time constant is large and no to easy to deal
with it
73
Alex
On 7/3/2014 6:35 PM, Angus wrote:
Hi Bert,
I am thinking about testing a heat pipe on a fan cooled setup I use.
The first temp
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