captainkirksdog
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Howdy all,
Anybody got a schematic for a WWV or WWVB receiver? I've been told that WWVB doesn't have a voice time report, just data. Since I've never tuned in the station, I don't know if that's true or not. I'm trying to build a digital clock that's controlled by WWVB along with the voice announcement of WWV. If I don't need them both, great, but I'd like to try it my way, first. Because I don't have any programming skills (hate it!), I'd rather not use any micro-pukes. So, anybody got anything that uses straight TTL or CMOS logic stuff? I know I can buy an "atomic" clock for about $15, but that's not the point. I've Googled the life out of this, but I haven't found anything that doesn't use an either an obsolete chip, is already built, is Nixie-tubed, or uses the above mentioned micro- or pic-puke. Any help? Thanks.<ckd>
Anybody got a schematic for a WWV or WWVB receiver? I've been told that WWVB doesn't have a voice time report, just data. Since I've never tuned in the station, I don't know if that's true or not. I'm trying to build a digital clock that's controlled by WWVB along with the voice announcement of WWV. If I don't need them both, great, but I'd like to try it my way, first. Because I don't have any programming skills (hate it!), I'd rather not use any micro-pukes. So, anybody got anything that uses straight TTL or CMOS logic stuff? I know I can buy an "atomic" clock for about $15, but that's not the point. I've Googled the life out of this, but I haven't found anything that doesn't use an either an obsolete chip, is already built, is Nixie-tubed, or uses the above mentioned micro- or pic-puke. Any help? Thanks.<ckd>