AFAIK 'normal' RTK does not provide a clock solution. There's something
called 4D RTK which does:
http://saegnss1.curtin.edu.au/Publications/2010/Feng2010Four.pdf
apparently the results can be very good - but I think the errors quoted are
for time-transfer between two RTK receivers (?).
If there
Hi all,
Well I've got it working absolutely perfectly now. My thanks to Dave Brown
of this list who sent me a manual for the GT-74! The problem wasn't the
receiver output message but the unusual antenna feed situation in the Z3815
that baffled me for a while. Briefly, GPS receivers feed the
On 25/01/14 11:42, Anders Wallin wrote:
AFAIK 'normal' RTK does not provide a clock solution. There's something
called 4D RTK which does:
http://saegnss1.curtin.edu.au/Publications/2010/Feng2010Four.pdf
apparently the results can be very good - but I think the errors quoted are
for time-transfer
On 24/01/14 09:12, Azelio Boriani wrote:
This issue has been discussed at length several times. Too much
insulation is not necessarily desirable since the oscillator power has
to be dissipated and the oven design of the MV89 wasn't meant to be
put in a dewar. Better reduce the temperature
On 24/01/14 11:59, Morris Odell wrote:
Hi all,
There was some consternation here 5 months ago when Z3815A GPSDOs began
reporting a date 1024 weeks in the past. This was due to a storage overflow
condition in the Furuno GPS receiver in the Z3915A. The designers probably
never anticipated that
Hello all,
does anyone know what's the OCXO (or else) in this picture?
http://www.electronicsurplus.it/open2b/var/catalog/images/1354/0-c26b2bc0-800.jpg
I'm trying to understand if it's something worth buying, but I can't
find any information on the site other than 5 MHz oven quartz
oscillator
I know the Swift Nav guys and they are working on adding various forms
of customizable timing inputs and outputs to the Piksi. It's also an
open-source project, so it's pretty flexible in that regard.
Henry
On Sat, Jan 25, 2014 at 4:56 AM, Magnus Danielson
mag...@rubidium.dyndns.org wrote:
On
On 25/01/14 22:32, Henry Hallam wrote:
I know the Swift Nav guys and they are working on adding various forms
of customizable timing inputs and outputs to the Piksi. It's also an
open-source project, so it's pretty flexible in that regard.
When I looked at it, it was obviously missing. The
Thanks for the reply Magnus. I know the frequency control function is
unaffected by the date problem but I'm far too obsessional to ignore it :-)
I contemplated the AVR solution to correct the code but once I looked at the
output of the receiver with a MAX232 as suggested here, I found there were
