[Elecraft] WWV Clocks

[David A. Belsley]

Craig, that is interesting because I had one of my radio clocks  
switch back later in the day too.  The other two stayed with DST.   
I'm now waiting to see if the first clock switches back.  I have a  
feeling the DST bit got lost, either in the sending or the  
receiving.  It happened here at roughly 20:00 EDT when the clock went  
back to 19:00 EDT.  Go figure, indeed.

best wishes,

dave belsley, w1euy



On Apr 2, 2006, at 8:39 PM, Craig D. Smith wrote:

> We have a total of 8 "automatic" WWV synched clocks of various types
> distributed around the house.  When I got up this morning, 6 of  
> them had
> switched time properly.  The seventh one did its thing a couple  
> hours later.
> One still hasn't switched at all, but I'm giving it another day or  
> two.
> Curiously, one of the ones that did switch properly switched back to
> standard time sometime during the day.  Go figure.  And I live 30  
> miles from
> the WWV transmitter.
>
>     ... Craig   AC0DS
>
>
>
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david a. belsley
professor of economics