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 working for months now on a isolated from
the Internet "radio" / SDR Windows 7 computer. Holds the time to well within 1
second.
http://morsetutor.com/2014/10/jt65jt9-workstation-gps-time-sync/
Duane
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On Fri, 5/12/17, Tom <k8tb@bosscher.org> wrote:
Subject: Re: [VHFcontesting] Maidenhead grid locating for Rovers, now GPS time
sync...
To: vhfcontesting@contesting.com
Date: Friday, May 12, 2017, 4:28 PM
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 am putting emphasis on 6
meter
grid hopping, both with e' skip,
and particularly with MSK144. As such,
the
laptop needs to be time synced.
Is there a
program that can take a hockey puck GPS appliance that we
can
have on the roof, and it keeps the
laptop on time?
Looking more for an
appliance operation, not interested in in taking the
time for building an interface. (We have too
many "gadgets" on board
already.)
And
yes, it is a geeky fun project with this van.
Tom K8TB
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