You don't count the pulses, you measure the separation between the pulses. Just like with the 1PPS output on your C-Beam.
-Chuck Harris Max Robinson wrote:
In the United States we can buy analog quarts watches from Wal-Mart for under 15 dollars. When the battery dies you don't even bother to replace it you just buy a new watch, unless...the one you have is very good. There is a lot of variation and buying one is the luck of the draw. They can be as bad as 1 minute a month and they always seem to be gaining. Right now I have one that gains about 2 seconds a month. I fully intend to see if it is possible to replace the battery when it runs down. Counting motor pulses seems to be a little impractical because it would take 12 days to get to 1e6 accuracy. Regards. Max. K 4 O DS.
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