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October 4th 09, 04:04 PM
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Shortwave Time Signals - Where have they gone?
Art Harris wrote:
Bill Baka wrote: Art Harris wrote: I don't know, but I just checked again and my Cable Box is dead on with WWV. Comcast? I don't have a box since I don't watch much television but their channel listings channel is usually off by about 30 seconds. Another channel that shows local weather is about 15 seconds better but neither is dead on. No, I have Cablevision. The time is dispalyed continuously directly on the front of my cable box, not on the TV. And it's always dead on. Art Harris Most big facilities like that use GPS derived distributed master time code for the whole plant. |
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