On Fri 2019-01-18T15:18:08-0600 Didier Juges hath writ:
> //---
> // Craig Haley 20/09/01
> // 30-06-04 CSH made small changes
> // 05-01-05 CSH modified to use mjd rather than converting to jd
> // Didier Juges
> // 18Jan19
Check out the sidereal code in Lady Heather (it's in heathmsc.cpp) and see if
anything looks usable. Heather uses double precision floating point for all
the time functions. To display sidereal times set the time zone to GMST, GMAT,
LMST, or LAST.
Also, if you are doing integer arithmetic,
Trying to add sidereal time to my Thunderbolt monitor (I am working on a
new design with an ARM Cortex chip so that I can have double precision
math), I am obviously not understanding something in the process as my
calculations are off.
Here what I am doing:
I have the GPS date which I convert to
I have updated first post on the thread on EEVBLOG.COM to version 6.14 Beta.
It has the Windows .exe file attached and also a link to download the source
code and Linux/MacOS/FreBSD build package.
This update includes support for Trimble receivers that speak RT17 (such as the
NetRS), the
Hello David,
Thanks for the reply, it came froma recommended Lithuanian source,
where others have no issues with similar devices. I e-mailed them re
this but got no rely, sadly. Is there any way to interrogate it (not
the suppliers ;)) to see if it's legit?
Thursday, January 17,
Hello all,
I recently picked up a SA.22c for use in a project and it came with an
interface board that I can't seem to identify; I was hoping you nice
folks might be able to help.
The SA.22c is part of an assembly with the interface board and a metal
plate/heatsink. There is a small cable
