Simple question. I have a stock trimble thunderbolt that I am currently running with a generic active gps antenna. I know that you "should" offset for the time delay of your antenna feed line. However, it would think that the timing offset is important for determining the actual time, but not necessary if you are only wanting a stable 10 mhz output. Is there a consideration that I am overlooking?
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