Is there a URL where I can hear WWV time signals & announcments? (I realize
there is latency that effect the accuracy but this kis unimportant for my
purpose.)

Thank you,

Dave Pitz

:

Is there a URL where I can hear WWV time signals & announcments? (I
realize there is latency that effect the accuracy but this kis
unimportant for my purpose.)


WWV is operated by the National Institute of Standards & Technology.

http://www.nist.gov/

Time signals are available at:

http://nist.time.gov/


Ed K7AAT

Ed:

Perfect!! Thanks!

Dave


"Ed" wrote in message
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:

Is there a URL where I can hear WWV time signals & announcments? (I
realize there is latency that effect the accuracy but this kis
unimportant for my purpose.)


WWV is operated by the National Institute of Standards & Technology.

http://www.nist.gov/

Time signals are available at:

http://nist.time.gov/


Ed K7AAT

Whoa -- you sed times and ANNOUNCEMENTS the NIST site gives times only

If you want the announcements -- try an on-line web receiver - see URL:
http://ac6v.com/swl1.htm#WC


Also you can download a program that automatically updates your computer
clock upon bootup or command so it is accurate within fractions of
seconds -- so at anytime just look at your computer clock

See URL
http://ac6v.com/opaids.htm#CLOCK

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CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !






"Dave Pitzer" wrote in message
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Ed:

Perfect!! Thanks!

Dave


"Ed" wrote in message
. 92.175...
:

Is there a URL where I can hear WWV time signals & announcments? (I
realize there is latency that effect the accuracy but this kis
unimportant for my purpose.)


WWV is operated by the National Institute of Standards & Technology.

http://www.nist.gov/

Time signals are available at:

http://nist.time.gov/


Ed K7AAT

Also, if you want to sync your computer to a time standard,
do a search on "Dimension 4" when set up, will adjust your
computer clock to the reference (and there are several, along
with NIST) Jim NN7k

Dave Pitzer wrote:
Ed:

Perfect!! Thanks!

Dave


"Ed" wrote in message
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:


Is there a URL where I can hear WWV time signals & announcments? (I
realize there is latency that effect the accuracy but this kis
unimportant for my purpose.)


WWV is operated by the National Institute of Standards & Technology.

http://www.nist.gov/

Time signals are available at:

http://nist.time.gov/


Ed K7AAT

On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 18:27:30 GMT, Jim - NN7K
wrote:

Also, if you want to sync your computer to a time standard,
do a search on "Dimension 4" when set up, will adjust your
computer clock to the reference (and there are several, along
with NIST) Jim NN7k

D4 works well, but you don't necessarily need to add software, some
operating systems support sntp natively... eg Win 2K and XP. You just
have to work out how to activate it.

Doesn't everyone syncronise their computer clock nowadays?

Owen
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"Owen Duffy" wrote in message
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On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 18:27:30 GMT, Jim - NN7K
wrote:

Also, if you want to sync your computer to a time standard,
do a search on "Dimension 4" when set up, will adjust your
computer clock to the reference (and there are several, along
with NIST) Jim NN7k

D4 works well, but you don't necessarily need to add software, some
operating systems support sntp natively... eg Win 2K and XP. You just
have to work out how to activate it.

I must be the only one still using Windows 2000 Pro at my home. It
works well, so I'm in no hurry to "upgrade" to anything else.

But HOW do you make W2K support sntp? I've never found that option, and
I use an external program to make it work.

Thanks,
Earl
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Earl Needham
Clovis, New Mexico USA

On Sat, 5 Nov 2005 17:42:09 -0700, "Earl Needham"
wrote:

But HOW do you make W2K support sntp? I've never found that option, and
I use an external program to make it work.

You configure and start the Time32 service. These articles should be
helpful:

http://support.microsoft.com/support.../Q246/1/45.ASP

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de.../TimeWin2K.asp

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223184/


If after you have done the net time /setsntp thing and started the
service and it still doesn't work, it is because some registry
settings are not correct. I have a .reg file with them in, but not
with me. See the second article. IIRC XP is just as unornery.

For sntp servers, have a browse to pool.ntp.org.

Owen
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But HOW do you make W2K support sntp? I've never found that
option, and
I use an external program to make it work.

Thanks,
Earl

Interesting info at:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...l=/library/en-
us/dnw2kmag01/html/TimeWin2K.asp


Ed K7AAT

"Owen Duffy" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 5 Nov 2005 17:42:09 -0700, "Earl Needham"
wrote:

But HOW do you make W2K support sntp? I've never found that option,
and
I use an external program to make it work.

You configure and start the Time32 service. These articles should be
helpful:

http://support.microsoft.com/support.../Q246/1/45.ASP


http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de.../TimeWin2K.asp

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/223184/

Wow, I didn't know you could do that! This is handy indeed!

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Earl
KD5XB
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Earl Needham
Clovis, New Mexico USA