[time-nuts] HP-z3801a GPS reference receiver

Hi all: I've been using a HP-z3801a GPS reference receiver and the GPSCon software for my own SNTP time server. Both have worked well, and I am very pleased; better than the windows machine it is on. I'd like to move it to a Linux machine. Is anyone aware of simular Linux software for the

Re: [time-nuts] HP-z3801a GPS reference receiver

I've been using a HP-z3801a GPS reference receiver and the GPSCon software for my own SNTP time server. Both have  worked well, and I am very pleased; better than the  windows machine it is on. I'd like to move it to a Linux machine. Is anyone aware of simular Linux software for the

[time-nuts] FS. HP 59309A HP-IB Digital Clock

Hi all: It seems a little crass that my first post is a for sale, but I just put my Hewlett Packard HP 59309A HP-IB Digital Clock on sale on eBay, Item number: 150208750512 Sincerely /blair Be a better

Re: [time-nuts] 5 MHz from 10 MHz

); SAEximRunCond expanded to false Errors-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Guys: I have a HP Z3801A GPS Receiver Timebase. I was going to feed it into a HF antenna multicoupler, to discipline my Harris RF-1310 exciter, Harris RF-590 receiver, HP-8640 generator, and a bunch of other HP test gear. 1) The

Re: [time-nuts] NTP problem on Windows

--- Joseph Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As a test, I just restarted the NTP service on the PC that was off. It is now keeping the correct time. Strange. Not so strange. I routinely reboot all of our Windows machines; otherwise they become flaky and unreliable. Win 98 needed to be done about

Re: [time-nuts] OT: Knifephoolery

--- Don Collie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How much was the Chef? Don C. The school suggested a range of $30 to $130, but price can go into the $1,000's for a chef's knife. Naturally, I choose Henckel, the most expensive, but they said the less

Re: [time-nuts] OT: Knifephoolery

Hmm. ...and I just bought a set of three Chef's knives for my kitchen for $500. /b --- Jack Hudler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just please tell me they're not serrated, know how to use a steel, and you keep them holder or leather pouch. Hi Jack: I love cooking, as a hobby (and surprisingly,

Re: [time-nuts] OT: Audiophoolery

Well, stupid may not be the right word. It seems to be human nature to want to be part of a group that is somehow better than other groups. That actually had some evolutionary survival value at one time. Groups form all the time - religious, political, technical, even time-nuts. Some of

Re: [time-nuts] OT: RoHS crap

There is such a thing like personal responsibility, even without a constitutional right to bear guns :-) Actually, it is a constitutional Right to bare Arms. This has been much missunderstood. The constitution was being hammered out during a very hot summer. The conservatives where insisting

Re: [time-nuts] Rubidium Cesium video

--- Tom Van Baak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those of you who are both chemists and time nuts, here's an amazing video about rubidium and cesium... http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2134266654801392897 Very impressive. Though I read a story somewhere that they faked the results

Re: [time-nuts] GPS Distribution amplifier

--- xaos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 8-way splitters Make sure it passes DC. Your antenna will need it. Pass the DC from one port and block it from all others. What size, type block? /b __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the