davenn Active Member Jun 12, 2017 #21 jpanhalt said: GPS is very precise, but differs from NIST/UTC by leap seconds: https://www.rfcafe.com/references/general/universal-coordinated-time-utc.htm Not hard to correct for that difference, though. Click to expand... there is NO timing issue using GPS The difference is automatically corrected in the GPS receiver ... dozens of scientific and other precision required organisation use GPS timing with no detriment as does the one I work for
jpanhalt said: GPS is very precise, but differs from NIST/UTC by leap seconds: https://www.rfcafe.com/references/general/universal-coordinated-time-utc.htm Not hard to correct for that difference, though. Click to expand... there is NO timing issue using GPS The difference is automatically corrected in the GPS receiver ... dozens of scientific and other precision required organisation use GPS timing with no detriment as does the one I work for