Maybe not top of the line so ask me again for my 10 year long term review. Eddie and Gail 47 Sea Ranger RPH

I thought I hate this polyhedron lets give it a chance https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Primitive_Solids#polyhedron this make it real easy to understand so that is my code $fn=200; Radius = 10; dRadius = 2 * Radius; Length = 45 - dRadius; WidthD = 75 - dRadius; Width = WidthD - dRadius * 2; Height = 75; cornerRadius = 10; inRedBox(0,0,0

I realize this is a bit over the top in most cases, but it > may come in handy at some time. Look at their examples pages to see the kind of > work. > > Bill....WB6BNQ

An easy way to confirm it works is to use it to block a receiver antenna and see how far the signal goes down.

Overall, a very easy and pleasant experiment. I am getting enough signal indoors at the top of my bench for a good fix. WinCore12 works and is free. Apparently I was fortunate to receive the timing version from Bob Stewart. Wincore12 allows selection of the 100PPS in the timing mode window. http://www.synergy-gps.com/index.php?

Cheers, Magnus On 02/28/2016 05:48 PM, jimlux wrote: > On 2/28/16 6:23 AM, Bob Camp wrote: >> Hi >> >> The whole “BT Cut” issue was a big top secret in HP. They spent a lot >> of time obscuring >> the fact that they used BT’s.

Since they are not 100% predictable, it’s not a real easy problem to solve. Toss on top of the the ambiguous status of WWV or WWVB ( = will it be there next year …. if so in what format ….????) there layers and layers. Best guess is that WWVB at a “one day” sort of range is a 10 ppt sort of thing.

As good as GNU/Radio is, I suspect getting all the required GUI widgets to cooperate and present a useful operator interface for ham contest use would present a challenge that is beyond my abilities. But I use GNU/Radio for prototyping from time to time.

Also if replacing the >>> oscillator its tuning capacitor may need adjustment. >>> >>> On Mon, 29 Aug 2022 11:25:26 +0800, Mervyn Thomas via time-nuts wrote: >>> >>>> Hi All, >>>> I'm new to time nuts but here goes. >>>> I built a GPS disciplined-  10MHz osc about 15 + years ago.-  It >>>> uses an HP 10811 D/Oven Oscillator and the Brooks Shera PCB and >>>

Here's an important topic to learn more about as all of us read more and more digital texts. Turns out there is new knowledge about what helps learners and all of us process digital texts better. Check it out next Fri Oct 23. Silja .