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Yep, reception is a real problem with straight GNSS. WWVB suffered from it too, and cellular (which is locked to GPS) is a big upgrade. I suppose that now the t
by smallmancontrov 2y ago
Yep, reception is a real problem with straight GNSS. WWVB suffered from it too, and cellular (which is locked to GPS) is a big upgrade. I suppose that now the thing to do is wait for the $0.10 cellular clock chip that makes it easy.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoMy interest is as a bit of a precision time enthusiast and an advocate of public goods. We’re awash in “good time”, GNSS, RF, NTP over IP, cellular, but it still feels like there is a gap to fill to make precision time super cheap and ubiquitous. Getting time over mains power or other previously convenient but potentially low precision sources should be over, but getting precision time should be as easy and reliable as mains power. Thanks for riffing with me!