[time-nuts] Radio Controlled Clocks

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In the 90's Junghans came to Miami to test reception because it was the farthest from Colorado and I coordinated their visit because I knew the then owners. They subsequently shipped me 2 analog, 2 digital clocks and 2 watches. The metal watches had an antenna in the leather watch band. The leather watch bands deteriorated over time but all 4 clocks still work and switch and adjust in Palm City 100 miles north of Miami                                                                           Bert Kehren                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     In a message dated 12/27/2020 9:02:05 AM Eastern Standard Time, petervince1952 at gmail.com writes: 
Hello Andy,

    I have an old Maplin digital LCD clock for MSF, and that is always
about a second slow, but the Coopers analogue clocks are MUCH closer, as is
the Junghens DCF digital LCD clock.  But the Junghens DCF clock always
misses one or other of the DST changes!

    Peter


On Sun, 27 Dec 2020 at 12:11, Andy Talbot <andy.g4jnt at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> With this talk of Radio Controlled clocks...
> I have three domestic RC clocks here, receiving the UK 60kHz signal, MSF.
>  However, I notice that when compared against a GPS clock, timed from the
> 1 PPS signal & NMEA output, they all are a few hundred milliseconds fast,
> ie the display changes just before the GPS derived time.
...
...
> I only ever have digital display clocks, so wouldn't know if the same
> happens with round ones with hands.    Anyone else using domestic MSF or
> DCF77 clocks who have observed this?
>
> Andy
> www.g4jnt.com
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