Thanks Gary.  Good advice.  A lot of the entries reflected that it was 
having a problem locking onto sufficient satellites.  I appreciate the help. 
Also, I have sent Larry an email regarding this.  Again, many thanks to you 
and others for your assistance.
James Allen
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Robinson" 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2008 10:50 PM
Subject: Re: DROP OUT OF DATA WHEN GPS CORRECTS TIME IN WINSDR


> JAMES ALLEN wrote:
>>
>> Gary
>> The log file has a string of entries such as:
>> 1.  Adjust computer time by 393.961 seconds
>> 2.  GPS time not set: lck 00:03 diff:0adj:0 sats:2/14 5:1E:0
>> 3.  min buffer to old tome error: diff=189
>> 4.  ADC:Id:saas readSts:4/13 5:1E:0
>> After the data drops out then it resumes logging data until it attempts 
>> to correct time again.  It does not seem to matter whether the computer 
>> clock is set to check the time through the internet or such checking is 
>> disabled.
>> I really appreciate your trying to help me.
>> James Allen
>
> Hi James,
>
> How far away is your computer clock from what it should be ? Setting it 
> manually as well as you can should make time setting software work much 
> better.
>
> The line "2. GPS time not set: lck 00:03 diff:0adj:0 sats:2/14 5:1E:0" 
> seems to indicate that you are only receiving two satellites. That is not 
> enough. You may need to get more clear sky above your GPS receiver.
>
> If, as Dave says, WinSDR crashes when it gets confused about the time then 
> that's a bug which Larry could perhaps have a look at.
>
> Regards
> Mark
>
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