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Alan WA4SCA wrote:
Father Mike, Glenn, and Robert, Thanks for the solid information and sources! BTW, I actually do have a GPS clock for my computer. It works great, but I wanted something which I could keep in the shack which didn't require the computer to be up. My ancient Heathkit digital clock died after 20+ years, and I thought I would replace it, and opt for something I didn't have to hack with WWV every time the power failed. -- Alan WA4SCA Well, I have seen gps units interfaced to a mcpu and lcd display that shows gps info, which can also be time in any format you want.. 2 displays whether lcd or led can be set up from the same mcpu "Basic Stamp". It is very do-able and should be low cost "under $100" for sure... i can easily do it with what I have in the shack... I also sold one of those cell-site reference gps-time units for a bunch of $$$ that I only picked up for $55 bucks a few years ago...It would of been the best thing for a shack time reference unit.. Bob N9LVU |
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