Re: [time-nuts] Need a Watch Recommendation

Hello Dave, being 'time-nuts', it is of course to know the time of day to the nanosecond! That said, I truly believe there are only two wristwatches out there for the serious time-nutter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/846511652/the-worlds-first-true-atomic-wristwatch-the-cesium/updates

[time-nuts] Putting the clock forward at Avebury Stone Circle

Hi: The DST adjustment in the UK: http://www.ntsouthwest.co.uk/2014/04/putting-the-clock-forward-at-avebury-stone-circle/ “Obviously Stone Age man didn’t have daylight saving, so twice a year we have to move one of the stones.” said Hilary Makins, National Trust Head Ranger. -- Have Fun,

[time-nuts] EFTF 2018

Hi, As I just registered for EFTF 2018, just wanted to check if any fellow time-nuts would join me there. I can also be expected to show up on the IFCS-EFTF 2019 conference, as I will serve on the JTPC for it. Cheers, Magnus ___ time-nuts mailing list

Re: [time-nuts] Putting the clock forward at Avebury Stone Circle

On 3/15/18 11:38 AM, Brooke Clarke wrote: Hi: The DST adjustment in the UK: http://www.ntsouthwest.co.uk/2014/04/putting-the-clock-forward-at-avebury-stone-circle/ “Obviously Stone Age man didn’t have daylight saving, so twice a year we have to move one of the stones.” said Hilary Makins,

[time-nuts] ] Need a Watch Recommendation

To my best knowledge, neither Bathys nor Hoptroff are making CSAC watches anymore. Ronald ___ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions

Re: [time-nuts] EFTF 2018

Speaking of forums etc, does anybody in Time-Nuts attend anyof the NIST Time and Frequency Seminars? I'm wondering if I'd get much from it. I've thought about doing so for years, but never got around to pushing for it while employed. Now it's looking awfully expensive. Dana On Fri, Mar 16,

Re: [time-nuts] Suggest time-and-tech related locations in Switzerland

There is a Laser Ranging station in Zimmerwald which is related to METAS. They measure distance of artificial satellites down to few millimeters by fly time of sub-nanosecond laser pulses, so they have very accurate time-interval measurement systems. There is also a nice Museum d'horlogerie

Re: [time-nuts] Furuno GT-87

Hi I wonder if they will ever get around to dropping the “Galileo with firmware update” statements from *all* there spec sheets for the GT-87 and Opus-7 devices…… There has always been the basic issue of *how* an end user would be able to get such an update. Furuno does not seem to have a

Re: [time-nuts] EFTF 2018

Hi Highly recommended. I probably would not go on a yearly basis though …. Bob > On Mar 16, 2018, at 1:14 PM, Dana Whitlow wrote: > > Speaking of forums etc, does anybody in Time-Nuts attend anyof the > NIST Time and Frequency Seminars? I'm wondering if I'd get > much

[time-nuts] Furuno GT-87

I re-confgured the GT-87 to just use GPS satellites (the posted data had GPS, SBAS, and GLONASS enabled). The 1PPS span was mostly +/- 2.5 ns, with a few excursions to the +/- 3.5 ns range. I'll try GLONASS only next. I looks like Furuno is not going to add Galileo support to the GT-87

[time-nuts] Some thoughts about Crystal Oscillators

  https://synergymwave.com/articles/2013/04/full_article.pdf   This may be still of interest... happy weekend, 73  de Ulrich, N1UL ___ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to