Emailed Pete at Everset about the ES100 and 200 chips and unfortunately
only chip dies are available. I am good but not that good.
He suggests that someday a vendor will be selling a clock and thats the
only reasonable option that will be available.
All in all completely unattractive, as someone
Hi
If you want to go a bit crazy, there are places that will package up die for
you. Depending on the resulting package, cost is in the $0.30 to $20 per part
range. Most of the places will hit you with a ~ $500 setup charge and are
unlikely to deal in less than 1,000 piece lots (unless things
Bob
Funny you mention that. I actually have a remote chance of actually doing
that.
I know a guy who knows a guy... I really don't want to get tangled in that
total distraction actually. The value of the chip in at least a predictive
wwvb d-psk-r is that you could easily obtain the nasty DST data.
In message
cad2jfahocx5nyhmzjgrgwb4oljawumvwm7fvocym_y6agaa...@mail.gmail.com, paul swed
writes:
Though if the clocks are in the $20 range thats a different discussion.
Somehow I suspect its the $1000 range. No honest clue though.
In europe a Swiss company put a weather-transmission on DCF77
In message 23298.1404324...@critter.freebsd.dk, Poul-Henning Kamp writes:
In message
cad2jfahocx5nyhmzjgrgwb4oljawumvwm7fvocym_y6agaa...@mail.gmail.com, paul
swed writes:
Though if the clocks are in the $20 range thats a different discussion.
Somehow I suspect its the $1000 range. No honest