As far as I can tell, all online copies of the M100 User Manual are
actually the same document. Unfortunately, the schematic and parts
placement drawing for the Servo board don't match. For example, the
parts placement drawing shows VR2 (voltage regulator) but the schematic
doesn't and the
david.g.mc...@dartmouth.edu said:
> Perhaps of interest, I was able to receive the new code reliably with an
> evaluation receiver in Kangerlussuaq, Greenland last spring.
What sort of receiver were you using and/or are they available at a
reasonable price?
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These are my opinions. I hate
We have a number of the UltrAtomic clocks in our Physics classrooms at
Dartmouth in NH because they are in well shielded, interior rooms and a
noisy environment. Lesser clocks do not sync. They all switched properly.
Perhaps of interest, I was able to receive the new code reliably with an
> So, anyone notice what time their UltrAtomic clock did the dst change?
>
> Mine didn't change last night. Time has been right since it first set itself,
> so, I'm suspecting it's getting signal. ( We're in northern Michigan, eastern
> time zone.)
Hi Dan,
One of the advantages of the
Lady Heather did the change, but triggered a hour early. D'oh!
A while back I changed the way Heather kept dates and times internally from
separate hh,mm,ss,month,day,year variables to keeping all times as double
precision Julian dates. That change caused the DST code to not account for
the
My Ultratomic properly made the transition back to std time this morning. I am
in the Boston area.
Mike
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From: time-nuts [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Bob kb8tq
Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2017 10:49
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency
Hi
All of the ones here (a fairly large sample :) ) seem to have changed “on
time”.
I’m in Pennsylvania so not exactly close to WWVB. They are various brands
and various ages. None of them (yet) are the fancy new ones that do the
“improved”
modulation.
Bob
> On Nov 5, 2017, at 9:23 AM, Dan
Hi Dan,
I can't answer directly as I am in England, but I have a similar
problem with my MSF and DCF clocks here in the autumn (sorry, "Fall" :-) -
my clocks only switch on their receivers once a day, at 1 o'clock in the
morning, but at the end of summer our time doesn't change until 2
Hi all,
So, anyone notice what time their UltrAtomic clock did the dst change?
Mine didn't change last night. Time has been right since it first set itself,
so, I'm suspecting it's getting signal. ( We're in northern Michigan, eastern
time zone.)
Anyone else have a clock that missed dst
