Gary,
I can't answer for the accuracy of the clock, but if I depended on the
accuracy of the clock, I would set it just prior to any outing. The
short term accuracy should be sufficient for logging, but the long term
accuracy may not be so great.
Compare it to a computer clock. There is a reason that the computer OS
re-syncs the clock with a NIST time standard occasionally - that
compensates for drift in the clock. With the KX3 (or other transceiver
clocks), you must do that manually.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 12/1/2013 6:01 PM, Gary Hawkins wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know how accurate is the clock on KX3? The reason I ask
> is because I activated a local SOTA peak last weekend and did another
> peak this weekend. After setting the clock accurately last weekend, I
> did not think about checking it this weekend but half way through this
> weekend's activation I noticed my UTC time setting was 1hr and 17 mins
> off! While it was easy enough to correct the log, is the clock
> expected to drift this much in a week?
>
> Aside, from this KX3 working really well on the hills with AlexLoop.
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