WIth the IQ phase difference display, one can get a pretty decent estimate of the needed tuning correction, without doing any real work at all, in a day or so.

Eventually a much better estimate of those things and a pile of others as well. The net result is a much better answer to the “where am I / what time is is” question. The various real time correction data streams try to emulate this process. If accurate time is the goal, there are data streams focused on this.

I’d suggest that while it’s a valid use of math, the result isn’t really significant for a “per day” estimate. The good news: Your OCXO seems to be running ok and it’s not broken.

If you wait a few weeks ( 3 to 4) NRCan will give you a nice “.clk” file with lots of digits in the estimate. Most of the time, a week long file seems to be ok to about 0.1 ns. There can be 1 to 2 ns bumps in some files. Keep in mind that all this is simply going back to GPS time and without some further work, you don’t have a full link to BIH.

Technically spring, but Beamer was in the crosshairs of a low pressure system estimated to dump 10-15 cm of snow. ESE winds can be productive, but not when there is horizontal snow. Full cloud cover for the majority of the count. No count from 10 EST to 11:30 due to poor visibility due to snow. I returned to the tower at 11:30 for another 1 1/2 hours.

I’d estimate at least 10,000+ went by the site today before tapering off. And finally for those wondering about Monarchs… apparently yesterday (We’d) there was a steady movement of Monarchs westward along the shore line… while today I noted only about 25.

An estimated 200 Lesser Black-backed Gulls are hanging around Casselman. Ross's Goose (1) Oct 16, Boul. Gréber, Gatineau. Greater White-fronted Goose (1) Oct 15, RN du Marais-Trépanier, Gatineau. (1) Oct 15-17, Almonte Lagoons, Lanark.

Dangers of a Year-Long CR: This is from our friends at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: > · CBO recently estimated that such a CR would breach the post-sequestration NDD cap by $7.2 billion.

The authors stated, "The finding that trends were quite different in the North Atlantic and Midwest regions makes us reluctant to calculate rangewide trend estimates." In the North Atlantic Region, three possible causes for the decline in total numbers were evaluated: 1.

But that adds up to a lot: an estimated 60,000 slaves, right here in America."