In my own experience, using the PA6H (AdaFruit) with GPSD as an NTP source
doesn’t work. By contrast, the PPS using the kernel module PPS timestamp driver
works exceptionally well.
The issue with gpsd with this module is that the time reported in the NMEA
sentences always has 0s for the
Can anyone recommend a rechargeable lithium coin cell that is a direct
replacement for the ones that come on some Oncore receivers? Something
I can order from Mouser or Digikey, if possible.
Joe Gray
W5JG
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All,
So, went digging into my crawlspace just now, and found my RG6 that I thought
was Belden. It’s actually Coleman 92003, which isn’t quad shield, but has a
spec sheet that actually shows attenuation at 1500Mhz!
https://www.platt.com/CutSheets/Coleman%20Cable/92003.pdf
Interesting that
Hi —
I have finally retrieved from my parents’ home my original time & frequency
standards lab, to which will be added my more recent HP Z3805A. The assembly
contains:
HP-113BR frequency divider/clock
homebrew WWVB receiver & frequency comparator, with its own internal OCXO
standard, that
Did you see the notice on the adafruit 2324 web page that reads "Does
not work with the Pi 3 at this time".
OK assume they have fixed the problem...
Try using the #20 reference clock. It works with any generic GPS that
outputs NMEA sentences and PPS. Set the Flag1 to enable PPS.
What you have
Jan
IS the GPS antenna "outside" with a clear view of the sky say at least
down to 20 degrees elevation or is it "inside" the building?
Dave
On 4/24/2016 2:51 PM, jan hugo prins wrote:
Hi,
To get a more stable NTP source into our production network I have
started exprerimenting with a
Hi,
To get a more stable NTP source into our production network I have
started exprerimenting with a Raspberry PI 3 with a GPS head. GPS data
is coming in fine, but the time is jumping around like a wild horse. The
result is that the only thing I get out of this experiment so far is a
more stable
Hi,
On 04/19/2016 07:46 AM, Wolfgang Wallner wrote:
Hello Anders,
Do you get agreement between PLN time-series and calcluated ADEVs, as per
IEEE1139-2008 table B.2 ?
Yes, I explicitly cite IEEE1139-2008 table B.2 in my thesis. I will
write a more detailed reply with example data later when
On 4/23/16 6:28 PM, Michael Wouters wrote:
The technique used for dealing with gaps is really about handling random
gaps in an otherwise uniformly sampled sequence. The idea is that you take
your sequence, pad it out with the missing data (tagging those points with
a NaN or whatever) and then
Hello Anders, hello timenuts,
This is in reply to the thread "[Announce] Simulation software for
powerlaw noise and PTP clock synchronization" [1].
I have changed the mail subject as the discussion has moved quite far
from the initial message.
[1]
Hi
The conjecture has always been that all of the 5334B’s with 10544’s were a
field
swap out. Why would you do such a thing? That’s never been explained. One
*might* wonder if the fact that the 5334B sells for about the price of a 10811
and
few would notice a (lower value) 10544 is involved
csteinm...@yandex.com said:
> And, of course, it's still a matter of interpretation. I look at your plot
> and say, Yep, it should be mostly sorted in a month. Someone else might
> look at it and say, Looks like 3 days to me. Based on your plot, what do
> you say?
It still has ~1 more PPB
Ok Thank you all you, I will try these solutions and I will ask also to
Keysight.
Luciano
www.timeok.it
On Sun 24/04/16 00:10 , jimlux wrote:
> On 4/23/16 12:15 PM, DaveH wrote:
> > .csv (comma seperated values) is a text format, .gif (graphical
> interchange
> >
Hi,
Well, there is differences in level, there is tables for it, so while on
the large scale they are close, they are not the same.
Vernotte have a table of it in one of the PVAR articles for instance.
Cheers,
Magnus
On 04/23/2016 02:15 PM, Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
The intended purpose of MDEV
Hal wrote:
I remember seeing comments that were roughly "it takes a month" and that
seemed like a long time. This was a convenient opportunity to collect some
hard data.
And, of course, it's still a matter of interpretation. I look at
your plot and say, Yep, it should be mostly sorted in a
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