Re: [time-nuts] time.gov reply from NIST

Thanks for this post, Jerry. Could you please forward my post to Andrew? As you can see below, I have some issues about the widget I want to discuss with him, and I don't have his email address. I visit NIST Boulder every couple of months for business, but I'm never meeting with people in his

[time-nuts] time.gov reply from NIST

Sounds like there was a change made to the time.gov code recently that could have caused the error we noticed. I replied to Andrew that I didn’t remember the time.gov site loading any slower or faster than usual. Jerry, Thanks for writing. I have had a few reports of incorrect time, but

Re: [time-nuts] Surplus Lucent RFTG-m-II units in rack shelf

I bought one also. Figured it was worth $150 in educational value alone given I've never done anything with Rb before. Hope it ends up being a good lesson and not a bad one. hi hi 73/jeff/ac0c www.ac0c.com alpha-charlie-zero-charlie -Original Message- From: paul swed Sent:

Re: [time-nuts] TAPR GPS Kit endplates update

Rushing to a flight and forgot the PayPal account: steve-kr...@cox.net. Steve WB0DBS > On May 12, 2017, at 1:55 PM, Steve - Home wrote: > > All, > > The endplate order is due to be delivered to the machinist by the end of the > day today according to FedEx. > Final

[time-nuts] TAPR GPS Kit endplates update

All, The endplate order is due to be delivered to the machinist by the end of the day today according to FedEx. Final cost came out to $6.50 per plate, $13.00 per pair. If you pay by check or money order that's your cost, less the follow on postage from the machinist to you. He'll contact you

Re: [time-nuts] A good GPS-Receiver with 1PPS output...

I use it in all 3 of my GPSDO designs and it works pretty much ideally so far as I can tell. > On May 12, 2017, at 9:56 AM, Bryan _ wrote: > > How well would the Venus work as a receiver for a GPSDO project using the > 1pps output? > > > -=Bryan=- >

Re: [time-nuts] time.gov

I sent a note to the site contact this morning asking if they can explain the discrepancy. More to come. Jerry > On May 12, 2017, at 3:33 AM, Tim Shoppa wrote: > > I was observing a consistent 5-second discrepancy between real time (GPS, > WWV, and NTP sources were

Re: [time-nuts] A good GPS-Receiver with 1PPS output...

How well would the Venus work as a receiver for a GPSDO project using the 1pps output? -=Bryan=- From: time-nuts on behalf of Mark Sims Sent: May 10, 2017 8:03 AM To: time-nuts@febo.com Subject: [time-nuts] A

[time-nuts] Raspberry Pi Sidereal clock display

A while ago, I took my GPS clock board (https://hackaday.io/project/18501-gps-clock) and sort of rearranged it to instead be a Raspberry Pi Zero clock display. I turned it into a product on Tindie for folks who can more easily get NTP over WiFi or Ethernet than GPS. Recently, someone asked me

[time-nuts] Bay Area Maker Faire '17

Anybody else going to Bay Area Maker Faire next weekend? I’ll have a booth there (heavy on clocks and GPS) and would love to meet anyone going. ___ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to

Re: [time-nuts] Surplus Lucent RFTG-m-II units in rack shelf

Hello to the group. A good price but the RBs are quite old I have 4 of these units purchased at $25 each some 4 years ago. Like the oscillator. Well worth what I paid. RBs are OK but aged and running out of fumes. I have reheated the rb lamp and recovered several of the units. Good luck. Regards

Re: [time-nuts] time.gov

I was observing a consistent 5-second discrepancy between real time (GPS, WWV, and NTP sources were checked) and time.gov web page last night. Round-trip web request/response time between me and time.gov is less than 100ms. This morning it is working fine. Note that whenever I drive by the

Re: [time-nuts] Surplus Lucent RFTG-m-II units in rack shelf

Congratulations, I was mulling over buying it, even just for resale if the Rb standard worked its worth way more than the asking price, looking forward to seeing the results of testing. On 12 May 2017 9:18 am, "Iain Young" wrote: > On 12/05/17 07:23, Gregory Beat wrote: > > As

Re: [time-nuts] Surplus Lucent RFTG-m-II units in rack shelf

On 12/05/17 07:23, Gregory Beat wrote: As noted by Bob Camp, this Lucent pair has a rubidium standard and OCXO. Since I posted (15 hours ago), he has sold 18 units. Think I just grabbed the last one. Note, judging by the pictures, the 10MHz reference from the Rb is fed to the GPS receiver,

[time-nuts] TruePosition GPSDO performa

I already tried that... the only difference seemed to be the temperature sensor reading went up 20C. There was no significant change in the ADEV's or holdovers. When a holdover starts, the 1PPS phase usually takes a 5 ns or so hit. Heather now has a option for removing "glicthes /

Re: [time-nuts] HP10811 Oscillator Thermal Fuse

The original article was from Kodiak consulting. Good thing I saved a copy. Thanks for the link to this one. -Original Message- From: time-nuts [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Donald E. Pauly Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2017 6:57 PM To: time-nuts; Donald E. Pauly Subject:

Re: [time-nuts] Surplus Lucent RFTG-m-II units in rack shelf

As noted by Bob Camp, this Lucent pair has a rubidium standard and OCXO. Since I posted (15 hours ago), he has sold 18 units. So, would love to hear reports (good, bad, time ugly) next week. Greg > I noticed this surplus Lucent KS-24019 L108 / L109 item on eBay, > auction # 132186030112, by