Room temperature > = 26 C. > > Cell #1 = 1.018288 > Cell #2 = 1.018236 > Cell #3 = 1.018224 > > I read that when they get below 1.0183 V, they are no good. Is there any > (easy) way to rejuvenate these cells?

Hmm, A little experimentation and I discovered the lines that controlled the clock setting system, including the "advance to top of minute" line. Everything was 120VAC control making it easy to source the setting signals.

;-) Sure I'd like a new GPS, but it won't die and is still more accurate than I really need. CHeers Mike Eedy M/V Excalibur North Bay ON

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On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 5:05 PM, Bob Camp wrote: > Hi > > The quick / dirty / easy way for any of the NTP stuff with a GPSDO is to > simply run the PPS in. PPS into serial is one way, pps into a GPIO is > another way. > Well, yeah. I figured that I would run the 1pps from my T-bolt to a GPIO line with appropriate clamping to 3.3V.

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