Steve,

I would also like to have a copy of RightTime,  if you are able to locate
it.  Just send it to my private e-mail (jdmartin@................  thank you
and have a happy new year.

Jim Martin
New Haven, Indiana

----- Original Message -----
From: steve hammond 
To: PSN-L Mailing List 
Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 12:51 PM
Subject: Re: Time


> Hi Barry, Happy New Year All--
> Barry, I remember you saying at the PSN meeting you were running a 386. If
> you are using the system clock for time keeping than you should also be
> running RightTime. The program helps you calculate the clock drift over
> several days and then controls it via software. I use it in an AT and over
> 11 days can keep the drift down to .026 seconds. If you need it, drop me a
> note and I can send you the zip file from the old PSN BBS.
> Regards, Steve Hammond, PSN San Jose / Aptos California.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: barry lotz 
> To: PSN-L Mailing List 
> Date: Friday, December 31, 1999 9:31 AM
> Subject: Time
>
>
> >This is not directly a seismic question but it does affect event
> >recording. If my computer(s) are rebooted after a power outage of as
> >little as 1 sec the computer clock is several seconds of . Is there a
> >correction for this?
> >Barry
> >
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