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From: mosemann@sardion.unl.edu (Russell Mosemann)
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Subject: (new) things implemented at WWV/H?
Summary: Have the (new) things been implemented at WWV/H?
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Date: 3 Mar 91 17:16:59 GMT
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   I got a copy of radio.txt from louie.udel.edu which contained a
section on WWV/H graciously retyped by Bob Clements, K1BC,
clements@bbn.com (thanks, Bob).  In section 2.5.6 it talks about the BCD
data that is transmitted each minute.  Several of the pieces are marked
as new, and I was wondering if they have been implemented yet.  For example,
there is the Daylight Saving Time indicator #2, a leap second warning, and
values for the current year.
   A UT 1 correction can be .1, but is that .1 seconds or .1
microseconds (or milliseconds, even)?
   Lastly, I would like to hear from anyone who has used or is using the
Most Accurate Clock from Heathkit and how you like/dislike it,
features/bugs, and anything else you would like to share.  Thanks.
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