Interesting information. I have a slightly different question. My buddy bought a used TV ENG truck with a 40' pneumatic mast. $ 2,000 for the working truck. We are outfitting it to go roving, and I a
The short answer is "probably." At my home station I feed the one pulse per second output from one of my GPS units into a "time server" which connects to my Ethernet network. In turn my computers can
Author: Duane - N9DG via VHFcontesting <vhfcontesting@contesting.com>
Date: Sat, 13 May 2017 00:23:24 +0000 (UTC)
I found the solution described here works well, a little fiddly to set up, but not too bad. It has been fiddle free since. I used the USB GPS device exactly as described in the write up. Have it work
I use a Raspberry Pi with an Adafruit GPS <https://www.adafruit.com/product/746> - I run dnsmasq, gpsd, and chrony with PPS from the GPS. This gives me accurate (sub-microsecond) time and accurate-en
We use Tardis 2000 along with a USB GPS module on the 1 small Dell PC that operates as the time server and server for our logging program for all of the W4NH Multi-op PCs. Ron WW8RR --Original Messag