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Article #6552wwv radios
From: george
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:37
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:37
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alas, radio shack has discontinued their 'timecube' wwv recievers. does anybody else carry these things? ( in the <$50 neighborhood.. ) can i replace the crystals in a 'weatheradio'? while i'm here :-) what's a simple/elegant/cheap way to automagically synch a clock to the radio signal? ( one shot, i mean ) I suppose i need to start with a narrow filter to listen for the tone. ( i just know this has been a 'magazine' project someplace... )
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