Hello,

I also have notice over the last year that that it is harder to get
good time from timeservers.  Every little Dlink dsl router (and most other
brands) have time clients and the timeservers in many cases can't
respond in a timely way because of the huge number of request.

I now have my main computer with a GPS and I send the time with Tardis
to all the computers on my network who listen with K9 it is a bit
better.  I am slowly moving to GPS on all systems.

Consider GPS or WWV

You also might consider using Righttime software, I would hold your
time much better than 20 seconds.

I think all station should have good time.

Angel


Thursday, April 15, 2004, 1:52:28 AM, you wrote:

t> I am using Dimension 4 to sync the time on the computer that runs only
t> WinSDR. My time seems to vary. In an event yesterday, St. Louis network and
t> my computer were 20 seconds off for the same event. Any suggestions?


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