This amp is easy to modify and I can greatly improve the specs by running it at +/- 15V rather then the +/-5V it now uses. So, my opinion: Video distribution amps can work but you'll be right on the edge of the spec'd limits all around.

On 3/26/2013 2:43 AM, time-nuts-request@febo.com wrote: >> >albertson.chris@gmail.com said: >>> >>I think you can get Windows to run at the "few milliseconds" of error range >>> >>with the standard NTP distribution. >> >I don't think I've seen anything that bad, but it's easy to be off by 100s of >> >ms if I download something big like a CD or a long video

Parts that are cheap and easy to use lead to interesting products like the SignalHound spectrum analyzer, but I don't expect to see a 50GHz SignalHound any time soon. ($900 for 4.4 GHz, $2k for 12.4GHz).

bye, Said In a message dated 6/26/2014 14:01:35 Pacific Daylight Time, holrum@hotmail.com writes: There are TSIP commands for doing all those things. It should be fairly easy to adapt them to control your hardware and whatever GPS receiver you are using.

Dan Sent from my iPhone > On May 31, 2015, at 6:23 PM, Attila Kinali wrote: > > On Sun, 31 May 2015 14:06:26 -0400 > Dan Watson wrote: > >> Has anyone used or experimented with the 74LVC series of ICs? I have found >> them quite useful in projects.

ALS162 and DCF77 are easy enough but just to make sure reading the KiwiSDR IQ records and GNSS timestamps is achieved correctly (and an opportunity to see sunrise/sunset on DCF77).

He used to do all our heart clinics when our Specialty show was in St. Cloud. He very easy to work with and does an excellent job of explaining things when needed.

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The important thing is to look at the net weight on the "thing" to see it its weight is 26 ounces (1 lb. 10 oz). I have seen salt in rectangular boxes as well as cylinder containers. In any event, I was trying to make it easy to use a measurement that salt is commonly packaged in.

It is not inconceivable that I am wrong but those hot little glow plugs sure make starting easy on cold days( we do have a few of those here). CCC glennwaus@netspace.net.au wrote: > Hello Ted, > > 26 October, 2001, 6:53:44 PM, you wrote: > > TG> Anyway, he asked me to start the engine.