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Subject: Re: Using `navclock' to set time (was: `Re: Time sync on Suns')
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Date: Tue, 12-May-87 20:04:23 EDT
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Summary: How to use WWV time broadcasts

In article <3737@elroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov>, earle@jplopto.uucp (Gregory Earle (40876)) writes:
> >... UTC ... (303) 499-7111
> Erm, I think this was supposed to be (303) 449-7111.  Sorry for any

  No. You were right the first time -- 303/499-7111.  This gives you the
audio portion of the live broadcast from WWV in Colorado.  Call 808/335-4363
for WWVH from the island of Kauai, Hawaii if you want to blow some bucks.

  The best way to use WWV time broadcasts is to purchase a receiver for
the radio signal broadcast.  Several sources are available.  Radio
Shack has a unit (check with them, I haven't looked through their catalog
for a while), so does Spectracom Corp (about $500 for the box, send me mail
for their address) and another company that I can't remember now.

Bob Devine