Dirk, I think may Linux users would be disappointed to get low milliseconds from NTP - and Windows makes it much more difficult (although better with Windows 8 and later). The problem with GPS alone

So, Running a test - if it correctly picks up the next value change I'll make 1.3.10 available today. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io

So, Seems to work, see attachment. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> on behalf of Simon Brown via groups.io

David, talking about GPS: With NTP alone you can reach a time deviation in the lower millisecond range. Using only the GPS time information you CAN reach a time deviation also in the low double-digit

Do you know how NTP works or only think you know? {o.o} Just askin' On 20220603 13:07:06, BobS via groups.io wrote:

Bob, You need to be careful about your choice of servers for any timekeeping software. Don't use servers a continent away, and try to use the "best" server available to you. Reference NTP and the

Hi Sigi, Apologies for messaging you out of the blue, but I haven't had a chance to ask you yet if you were interested in the Hermes Lite 2 I mentioned in the group. After doing the sums and

OK, looks quite easy. Will take a look tomorrow morning. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> on behalf of Cormac, EI4HQ via

Hi Simon, Thanks for v1.2.9, in particular for adding bearing & distance display for stations, a very useful feature addition. I use World Map a lot for Navtex DX activities as it provides a neat way

But I'm not talkng about NTP. My point is still valid. Using a GPS is trivial and it suffers from far less latency compared to NTP.

if you compare a non moded pluto with a lime or lime mini ... then you are right ... lime has better stability but near all users either feed in an external clock or replace the clock

Standard Pluto RevB Simon.

Anyway, Have applied a workaround / force refresh, seems to solve the issue. Expect a V3.2 beta in a few days... Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io

Specs of both are similar in general, but I think Lime is much better because clock stability in Pluto is inadmissible for SSB and CW. At only 12 bit and considering the very many spurs I think that

Hi All, Just FWIW the latest W11 update has slightly affected the desktop manager - when using a multi-monitor setup and using the top-right buttons to move to a different monitor Console is not

Ah, FWIW I missed the bit about the satellite screen being visible. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io> on behalf of N8CVW

Hi, no problem about the Hermes. I don't know where you're located but probably not in europe if you think that its too far away from you for shipping. I haven't advertised it anywhere else except

OK, Could also be that a change in monitor resulted in Console starting up way off screen. I'll add a sanity check in V3.2. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com From:

I think I will pass on the Hermes. To far for shipping. Thanks

I have also ordered one of these CaribouLite. Sure hope Simon adds this radio to sdr console when it ships. Appears much better value than the Lime mini David VK4ZF -- Definitely not sent from an