[Elecraft] Remote Operating Time Sync

[Dave B]

Jim.

As you have experience with a Pi, with the addition of a GPS RX, you can
make yourself a very good GPSD NTP server using that.  Then, just hook
that to the PC(s) that need time sync, by LAN or portable WiFi access point.

http://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/Raspberry-Pi-NTP.html    has all you need to
know.   Thanks to Dave GM8ARV

73.

Dave G0WBX


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> Folks, thanks for the ideas! Tethering to my iPhone would work IF there was cell service. In many parts of Mindanao where we may go, the cell service is either spotty or nonexistent, so I would not want to rely on that. Also, WWV/WWVB/WWVH reception is not guaranteed. When I was there in April, I heard absolutely ZERO signals on CW on any of the ham bands - very strange! But when I moved to the JT-x frequencies, I got signals. So, I?m thinking my best bet would be to go with some sort of GPS/NTP arrangement. To that end, I?ve ordered a copy of the ARRL Arduino book one of you pointed out to me. Worth a shot. I haven?t used one of the Arduino units yet, but my WSJT-X operating here at home in Folsom is 100% powered by a Raspberry Pi 3, so I am familar with using the little micro?s. 
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> Sounds like a fun indoor construction project for the upcoming ugly-hot summer months in northern CA!
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> 73, Jim / W6JHB
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> Jim Bennett
> Folsom, CA