Hi Everyone,
Regarding Dieter's comments about time synchronization...I poked around the 'net and found this program to be the best of the ones I tried. I have it set to sync every 15 minutes and forget it's even running in the background. Each time I open SatSpy the time is right on.
http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/index.htm
I also have a program to sync my Palm T/X time to the laptop for portable satellite tracking...
http://palm.pair.com/palmsync.html
PocketSat+ runs on the Palm...
http://www.bigfattail.com/software/pocketsatplus/palm/index.html
I hope this is helpful! Everyone have a great holiday season, don't eat too much, (yeah right) and pray for peace!
Regards!
Gene Harriman N1EH Ground Tracking Station Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA vze2brn7atverizondotnet
Gene is right on with the sync program Dimension 4. I have used it for years and love it!
Thanks Gene!
73 HarryM
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Hi all,
I use Tardis and K9 to sync the Windows nodes on my network. Have done since Win 3.11.
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/tardis.htm
It's well worth a look!
Harry M wrote:
Gene is right on with the sync program Dimension 4. I have used it for years and love it!
Thanks Gene!
73 HarryM
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Harry M schrieb:
Gene is right on with the sync program Dimension 4. I have used it for years and love it!
Thanks Gene!
73 HarryM
OK, but I think, this was not Dieters problem. It's possible, that a time server goes offline. In this case you have to choose another time server. But until you have detected the problem of the wrong running PC-clock, ISS is over. A frequently control is better.
Since a long time without any interruption I use the time server NIST in Boulder, CO. URL: time.nist.gov / IP: 192.43.244.18 / Protocol: UDP
Also important is a correct settet Time Zone on your PC.
Regards, 73 Thomas Frey, HB9SKA ______________________________________________________________________
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You could also use the following host....
ntp.pool.org
This is a round robin, load balanced pool of clocks by which you can set your pc.
regards
Tim
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