[Aavso-photometry] GPS or internet time?
Peter Nelson
pnelson at dcsi.net.au
Sat Jul 18 04:53:39 EDT 2009
Hello Yenal,
You should try Symmtime from Symmetricom (http://
www.symmetricom.com/). This program is free, and synchronizes your
computer with a time standard over the internet. It makes allowances
for travel time from your computer to the server and back again.
I have found my times to be within 0.2 sec fairly consistantly,
compared with a non computer time standard.
Kind regards
Peter
On 18/07/2009, at 4:58 PM, Yenal Ogmen wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am tying to set my computers clock as accurate as possible. Until
> now, I was using internet's several time servers which sync computer
> clock using XP's date and time properties. Last night, I compared
> the Autostar's time (which was set by GPS automatically) and
> computer's time and I saw that they differ 5sec. Why is there that
> much of difference? Which one should I trust?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
> Yenal Ögmen (OYE)
> Green Island Observatory (B34)
> www.greenislandobservatory.com
> Geçitkale
> North Cyprus
>
>
>
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