Not a time-nut issue but most banks that batch process will process the
debits before the credit so that they get to charge you no matter what.
They probably don't all do it but some definitely do. I had one bank even
charge me multiple overdraft fees because they processed the largest checks
Achim
Indeed anything could be used if you want to modify the clocks. I don't.
They do what they do very well and consume 0 power.
Can be placed in any location in the house or garage and even the basement.
Interestingly without the real wwvb I can orient them any way I want also.
The last thing I
An Easy Approach for TTL (3.3V or 5V) to RS-232 conversion,
that fits INSIDE the DE-9 back shell.
These Korean modules are popular with Arduino and AVR/ATmega users.
Nulsom, Inc. (Korea)
http://www.nulsom.com/
Available for purchase on Amazon, $9.95 USD
Yes, I bought a couple, earlier this
paul swed writes:
> Hello to the group its time for a wwvb chronverter update. I used the loop
> antenna as Alex suggested. I added caps to resonate it sort of.
I am still a bit puzzled by this desire to feed the time in via LF
waves. Maybe WWVB clocks are more different from the MSF / DCF77
Courtesy a quick internet search:
http://insidegnss.com/south-korea-developing-an-eloran-network-to-protect-ships-from-cyber-attacks/
https://rntfnd.org/wp-content/uploads/Korea-Jamming-Chart.jpg
There was lots of stuff like the above. It apparently just won't
stay dead.
It seems one
Hi
Back in the day, Loran was monitored and corrections were published. If you
really were “time nutty” about using Loran, you got the correction tables (in
the
mail) and post processed them into your measurements.
Bob
> On Sep 9, 2018, at 11:34 AM, paul swed wrote:
>
> The correction
Hello to the group its time for a wwvb chronverter update. I used the loop
antenna as Alex suggested. I added caps to resonate it sort of. This added
a nice 6DB increase in output power as measured by a reference antenna to a
HP 3586 slvm. I did try a transformer going from 50 ohm to .75 ohm of
The correction stream is transmitted in the eLORAN signal and does require
some form of reference site to transmitter connection. Just like GPS and
lightspeed use RF to send corrections to the satellites.
Loran C also did the same adjustments from a control site.
But I am hearing nothing about
In message <3d2ae1be-927a-574a-e7f0-c7d2d289d...@earthlink.net>, jimlux writes:
>On 9/8/18 4:52 PM, paul swed wrote:
>I suppose you could have a low rate network (i.e. not "the internet")
>and for the most part, the propagation corrections (whether using 60kHz,
>Loran, Omega, or GPS)
Hi
> On Sep 9, 2018, at 10:43 AM, jimlux wrote:
>
> On 9/8/18 4:52 PM, paul swed wrote:
>> Hello to the group I won't quote figures here but did indeed help UrsaNav
>> do testing. Hey 90 days with a HP 5071 that was a sweet deal at the cost of
>> some power.
>> They do send corrective data in
On 9/8/18 4:52 PM, paul swed wrote:
Hello to the group I won't quote figures here but did indeed help UrsaNav
do testing. Hey 90 days with a HP 5071 that was a sweet deal at the cost of
some power.
They do send corrective data in the signal from reference sites and that
helps propagation
My company paid for my shield room the real trick was getting the door in which
weighed 600-800 pounds.
As to the old generator I restore old machinery as another hobby for the times
I want to disengage brain. But photoetched brass id plates show so much more
thought than thermal printed
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