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From: aspgpas@cidsv01.cid.aes.doe.CA (Peter Silva)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.time.ntp
Subject: CHU clocks HELP!
Keywords: CHU Canada clocks HELP
Message-ID: <1991Jan11.193459.29731@cid.aes.doe.CA>
Date: 11 Jan 91 19:34:59 GMT
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Reply-To: aspgpas@cidsv01.cid.aes.doe.CA (Peter Silva)
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As a sysadm at a Canadian Internet site setting up NTP, I am interested
in using
the canadian standard clock (CHU) as the reference.  Perusing
clock.txt, I found the only CHU clock to be at UofT, and it appears
to be un-reachable from my site (ping doesn't :-).   I've written to the
contact at UofT: a deafening silence ensued...

I'm currently running NTP in test mode syncing to WWVB clocks.  As far 
as I can tell (not very well), CHU and WWVB appear to be in good agreement.

Since there is no CHU site at present, I am interested in setting one up.
Is there anyone out there who knows about setting up radio clocks, 
with a particular interest in one to receive CHU signals.  Technical and
cost info are both wanted.   Sources for clock H/W would be great too!

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Peter Silva			OS Support 
psilva@cid.aes.doe.ca		Dorval Computing Centre
(514) 421-4692			Atmospheric Environment Service