I like: https://uhr.ptb.de/ (press the speaker-icon to make it talk)
Needs some adaption for your timezone though. (no rocket science) -- Marco On 01/10/2019 00:00, Neville Michie wrote: > Here in Australia we are suffering the loss > of one of the significant developments in accurate time keeping and > dissemination. > The talking clock, built in England, with sound tracks on rotating glass > disks, > has been on the Australian telephone system for more than half a century. > The system was timed by quartz oscillators, synchronised to the local > observatory time. > Now in spite of the trivial cost of maintaining the system it has been > removed by > the money-hungry telco which took over the government run telephone system. > Now it occurs to me that the sound tracks occupy a very small digital space, > and > with modern flash drives and a little logic the talking clock could be driven > by > any time nut's disciplined time source. > So is there a time nut who could design a voice output that we could all use? > > “At the third stroke the time will be…” > > cheers, > Neville Michie
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