[time-nuts] ABC time signals in Tasmania/Australia wrong
Jim Palfreyman
jim77742 at gmail.com
Sun Jan 3 06:00:08 UTC 2010
Just for clarification,
The ABC radio time pips used to be derived from a caesium clock at Telstra.
When that service was closed down, the ABC had to source their own time
signals. When that was done (a few years ago) I measured their new signals
and found them to be 70ms slow. I spoke to an ABC radio technician and he
was happy they were that close.
Now whilst I haven't measured these accurately this time, just listening to
them and comparing to my GPS derived time, they seem to be precisely a
second out.
What I'm interested in is if it's a local (i.e. Tasmanian) effect.
Can someone else in Australia please check them?
Regards,
Jim Palfreyman
2010/1/3 Stanley Reynolds <stanley_reynolds at yahoo.com>
> Other delays I've noticed here the Tivo adds a few seconds delay which puts
> the clocks on the morning TV shows slow. And the radio talk shows don't
> allow for the censor delay they have to cut off the call-in jerks. In
> general I think the time is announced much less on the radio as cut backs
> has resulted in more radio that are replays.
>
> Stanley
>
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