Hi Steve,
On Thu, 21 Nov 2019 at 01:00, Steve Allen wrote:
>
> The current version ITU-R TF.460-6 says that time signals should
> not deviate by more than 1 ms from UTC.
>
> How can these broadcasts justify such a large offset?
The signal is only used (as far as I am aware, a few Time Nuts
It can be justified very simply that the phase mod data on 198kHz is NOT
intended as a standard time distribution. As far as I am aware only the
frequency accuracy is covered in the NPL contract. Even that no longer seems
to be monitored and offsets published.
Time distribution is on MSF
On Wed 2019-11-20T11:35:51+ Peter Vince hath writ:
> As I mentioned in a previous message about observed anomalies with the DST
> change on DCF77, Pieter-Tjerk in the Netherlands noted that the time
> encoded on the phase-modulated carrier of the BBC's 198KHz signal in the UK
> was about 900
