: Can USRP X300 support 2*2 MIMO > > A couple of comments: > > - Are you truly saving complex data in a .txt file? Usually .txt > indicates something else. The same file->throttle->Freq Sink will show > the correct spectrum, right?

To get that, you can use the HP driver in ntpd which supports the HP Z3801A/58503A command set. I think that the Jackson Fury emulates these commands, though I haven't tried it with this driver. But if you can, a FreeBSD system makes a *much* better ntp server.

But unlike a discrete > sensor, you have the problem that they only contain a low resolution > ADC on die (somewhere between 8 and 14 bit). If your goal is to measure > temperature and report it with an accuracy of about 1°C, then these are > the easiest to use sensors you can buy.

They all will eventually die as the > las of the VFD displays > wear out.

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> >> On Oct 1, 2015, at 3:15 PM, Christopher Lovell via CTBirds wrote: >> >> I agree that this bird should be left to live or die naturally.

-------- Wojciech Owczarek writes: >This topic was bound to hit time-nuts - great to see Rpi finally going for >a MAC/PHY with hardware timestamp support and hopefully future full-sized >models will follow suit.

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