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The problem with a watch that uses a LF time signal is it only works
close inshore. It would be really nice if it calibrated itself when
the signal was available, then when offshore it could give a corrected
time and an error bar.

Interestingly you can make your own LF time signal
https://unusualelectronics.co.uk/retired-products/chronvertor/ and I
was playing with an arduino project that used the GPS time signal to
calibrate on Oven Controlled crystal oscillator and then broadcast a
time signal to ships clocks.
This Chronoverter  is handy to broadcast time formats in particular
WWVB, DCF77, MSF or JJY radio time protocol.   I never finished the
project. I was trying to fit a MSF clock mechanism in a broken brass
clock case. My clock making skills turned out to be worse than my
ability at electronics.

Bill L

On Fri, 3 Jul 2020 at 00:40, Alan S  wrote:
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> Lu:
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> What is the model designation of the Waveceptor watch?
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> Alan
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