Hi Bill,
I have no knowledge of the interfaces and functions.
I am with you, the problem seem to be with the device from Lucent.
I am running successful the original Trimble Tbolt I got from Tom,TvB,
(thanks again Tom!) now since long years. I am happy so far with it, a
good base as 10 MHz
Hi Arnold,
Loaded V5 on another PC. Did not load V6 yet. Lucent not connected. T and U
change time correctly to utc.
Connected Lucent - T and U would not change time.
With V5 John sent a link to his working Tbolt. When first opened it has the
error. T then U corrects the time.
Looks like
Andy,
Good point, up to a point. But even if the antenna's amplifier itself has
a good return
loss, cheap cables like RG-174 are pure garbage and could be doing just
about
anything along their length. And if the bottom end connector is put on by
a person
without training and the correct
Much talk about source return loss and splitters.
All active GPS antennas I've met have masses of gain at the top end, 40dB
or more. Most of the small puck ones come with several metres of RG174
thin coax.
This is so lossy at 1.6GHz that that several metres may have perhaps 10 -
15dB loss. So
Hi there,
thank you for all the information.
I'm using a bullet antenna (don't remember the maker), on top of my
office. Cable has 50ohm impedance (ultraflex 7) and average quality N
connectors. Patch from splitter to receiver is 50ohm as well, but still
using RG58, will upgrade it asap.
