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Default Time and Frequency References

On 18/04/2016 15:39, rickman wrote:
How important are time and frequency references to amateur radio
operators? I've been working on a radio controlled clock design that
would be capable of generating a 32.768 kHz, 60 kHz, 240 kHz, 1 MHz and
10 MHz frequency references in addition to providing the time and date.
Initially it would be capable of receiving the 60 kHz transmissions of
WWVB and MSF. With minor tweaks other stations could be received.

Would this be useful to others?


A good frequency standard has many uses for the radio amateur. There are
many designs around many using GPS as the reference source as well as
MSF and the like.

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Peter Crosland

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