Sadly the MetroPCS guy was a vendor at a now defunct ham swap meet. I've bought
gear from the guy in the past, but don't know his name.
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From: "Stanley"
Sender: time-nuts-boun...@febo.com
Date: Sun, 8 May 2011 22:25:52
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency meas
Timekeeping errors will be further reduced by
better accounting for the effect of blackbody radiation
on atomic clocks. See
http://www.rdmag.com/News/2011/05/General-Science-Physics-Developing-An-Accurate-Means-For-Computing/?et_cid=1511177&et_rid=54735850&linkid=http%3a%2f%2fwww.rdmag.com%2fNews
I know it has come up in the past so I thought I would check here
before hunting one down in the outside world.
Anyone have a suitable distribution amplifier that they are looking to
part with? My consumer device count has exceeded my source capability.
:)
Please respond offline, save a few elect
Overheard from a senior NASA research metrologist:
"The only reason we're doing it is because we *can* (improving clock
accuracy, said in the context of the aluminum clock). We can already time
so accurately, just as an example, that if we launched a spacecraft today
toward Sirius we could predic
On 05/08/2011 02:29 PM, James Hall wrote:
Peter,
I have a Thunderbolt with the DS1620E temperature sensor that I would like to
upgrade to to a C version. I think you said on Time-Nuts that you might have
some of the C version chips. If so, how can I go about getting one or two from
you? I’ll
On 05/09/2011 09:24 AM, Peter Loron wrote:
On 05/08/2011 02:29 PM, James Hall wrote:
Peter,
I have a Thunderbolt with the DS1620E temperature sensor that I would
like to upgrade to to a C version. I think you said on Time-Nuts that
you might have some of the C version chips. If so, how can I
On 5/9/11 8:25 AM, William H. Fite wrote:
Overheard from a senior NASA research metrologist:
"The only reason we're doing it is because we *can* (improving clock
accuracy, said in the context of the aluminum clock). We can already time
so accurately, just as an example, that if we launched a sp
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 Murray Greenman wrote:
> I've also observed that JJY40 is now off the air. It has been excellent
> reception down here in New Zealand for many years, generally better than
> the JJY signal on 60kHz, where of course it competes with other signals.
>
> JJY40 was typically strong
Jim, keep in mind that that was not my statement but one made to a small
group of people, including me, over at the Cape. The guy is a PhD (I know,
I know, I am too, and what does it get me?) senior research scientist at
NASA whose specialty is metrology. Now, you may be convinced that he is a
co
I wasn't intending to cast aspersions... I was more giving an example of
somewhere that atomic clocks need more work. And, I'm pleased that this
group/list exists.. It's pointed me towards some useful stuff to solve some
problems with the KaTS, and, as well, the archives are a great resourc
Finally got around to doing a bunch of work tonight.
Got my lab Parallels machine all set up. Now have Lady Heather, DG8SAQ
VNWA code, and the VE2ZAZ MoniTrol all running effectively in OS X.
http://www.lensgarage.com/gallery3/index.php/Electronics-and-Ham-Radio/coolstuff
Finally...Next comes th
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