J. L. Trantham wrote:
Same here.
Yes, seems that it's pending in the UK as well.
;-)
Dave (G0DJA)
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Only the clockwork and the coils. All the clocks will be wired
in parallel.
Traditionally, such systems had all the slave coils in series.
I suspect you will find that the better way; less room for weirdness.
Otherwise, I like it!
Tom Frank
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This is typical. The Air Force inserts this flag into the almanac well
before the actual event (normally about 6 months) to allow users to prepare
for it.
Randy Warner
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I've taken a bit of a risk and ordered 20 boards. Rash in extreme or what!
What does this mean? It means that I can sell the boards at a price of
GBP20 each (about USD40).
I will not request $$$ or ship any boards until I have made up my own first
to confirm everything is OK.
This won't be
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randy warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: This is typical. The Air Force inserts this flag into the almanac well
: before the actual event (normally about 6 months) to allow users to prepare
: for it.
Yes. All the old clocks that stuttered and did the
And my clepsydra is now indicating Leak Second Pending...
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Neon John,
I did something similar to what you're talking about.
I wanted an analog output for a GPSDO/clock (originally based on a Brooks Shera
design, but recently upgraded to a
Thunderbolt.) I use the 1PPS GPSDO output to drive a CD4093 Schmidt trigger,
which clocks a D flip flop. I use
Mark Sims wrote:
And my clepsydra is now indicating Leak Second Pending...
Did you make a typo... or is clepsydra a real word?
:-) (just joking)
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According to Donald DeCarle's Watch and Clock Encyclopedia:
Clepsydra- Water Clock. There are various types of water
clocks, from the plain vessel with an orifice at its base through
which water percolates and, by the lowering of the surface
of the water the passage of time is denoted, to the
I have actually built two different GPS disciplined clepsydra...
The first one used six precision syringe pumps (basically syringes with the
plungers hooked to lead screws/stepper motors). They were set up to draw
colored fluid up into the syringes (HH MM SS). When the seconds syringe
Quoting Chuck Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Tue 29 Jul 2008 07:05:10 PM PDT:
According to Donald DeCarle's Watch and Clock Encyclopedia:
Clepsydra- Water Clock. There are various types of water
snip
I should note that because the flow is a function of the viscosity of
the working fluid,
Very interesting thread.
I have been following half distractedly the thread on leap second, while
working on the firmware for my GPS Monitor. I am at version 0.1.2, and the
second line of the display is now used to display RX Mode, Disciplining
Mode, Temperature or DAC Voltage in succession, by
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