Reply With QuoteCitizen Skyhawk.
I only ever use www.time.is
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Citizen Skyhawk.
I use the atomic clock online.
My NTP server, which has a GPS (PPS) disciplined clock.
Best wishes,
Bob
Last edited by rfrazier; 10th September 2013 at 23:20.
I either use my PC, synced to an NTP server by a cron job every couple of hours, or a desktop radio-controlled clock.
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Last edited by zelig; 11th September 2013 at 13:54.
Another user of time.is
This:
Or this:
Or my Oregon Scientific weather station. They all show the same time.
Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
Weird to think that we're in sync, eh?Originally Posted by helidoc
teletext :)
My iPhone
I only belive in analog radio signal.
Radio controlled casio (gw-a1000)
I use either www.time.is or this:
Radio controlled Citizen Ecodrive which I believe is corrected every morning in the early hours from Frankfurt.
Thoroughly unscientific but Sky Plus. Watches, cooker, microwave all off Sky too. Loads of better suggestions on this thread so well done OP for bringing it up. I think about watches all the time, but never where I actually get my "time" from.
I use a multiband Casio GW5000-1JF. Does the job :)
DAB clock radio in the bedroom.
My watches are between 3 - 30 seconds out per day so it should be a reasonably close base point to take.
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