|
What new time and frequency service would you find useful?
(Please explain briefly) |
| S3-0500 |
"The abiltity to synchronize the
clock on my computer, to your clocks at the clock of a mouse.
Eliviating the guess work and inaccuracy of doing it manually." |
| S3-0501 |
"BETTER SHORT WAVE PROPAGATION REPORTS FOR F1,F2
LAYERS,RADIO ASTRONOMY " |
| S3-0502 |
"More frequent solar flux, A and K index data
reports." |
| S3-0503 |
"I haven't yet looked into it, so I can't comment
on what services are presently provided, but I
forsee myself being primarily interested in
NTP-based computer clock synchronization. " |
| S3-0504 |
current is ok |
| S3-0505 |
UTC Time to be displayed along with local time zone at
nist.time.govwww site. |
| S3-0506 |
"Better info, such as when is the time marked - at
the start of the tick or the end of the tick? Ot herwise it meets
my needs now." |
| S3-0507 |
Applets to update time on clients without the use of 3rd
party apps. |
| S3-0508 |
Synchronize my computer clock with actual time
automatically |
| S3-0509 |
Continue
with present services and continue to expand them. |
| S3-0510 |
Get the Java version of the Official US Time page to work
thru firewalls and on slow (dialup) Internet connections. |
| S3-0511 |
Encoding for auto frequency calibration to correct radio receiver frequency accuracy. |
| S3-0512 |
this is a test |
| S3-0513 |
None |
| S3-0514 |
x |
| S3-0515 |
** |
| S3-0516 |
"Why is
""""S3"""" required?????" |
| S3-0517 |
None |
| S3-0518 |
None |
| S3-0519 |
"If you cold include the radio broadcast as a
streaming service over the internet for usage of frequencies and standard
time intervals (in other words, play WWV over the internet)." |
| S3-0520 |
Return 20 & 25 HHz service in both current locations! |
| S3-0521 |
n/a |
| S3-0522 |
None as of yet. |
| S3-0523 |
it suits me just fine -- i just want to know the time -
accurately. |
| S3-0524 |
no comment |
| S3-0525 |
Don't know at this time |
| S3-0526 |
No change - present service is quite useful the way it is. |
| S3-0527 |
n |
| S3-0528 |
* |
| S3-0529 |
None that I can immediately think of |
| S3-0530 |
none. keep HF stations on air as there are delays in Web
source time (I note about 1 sec. delay.) |
| S3-0531 |
na |
| S3-0532 |
? |
| S3-0533 |
|
| S3-0534 |
",kgub" |
| S3-0535 |
A service that would automatically synchronize my computer
clock. |
| S3-0536 |
na |
| S3-0537 |
it is OK as is. |
| S3-0538 |
Bolder A and K index and solar info |
| S3-0539 |
None |
| S3-0540 |
No substantive comments. |
| S3-0541 |
None |
| S3-0542 |
|
| S3-0543 |
* |
| S3-0544 |
0 |
| S3-0545 |
Information on how to get time standard from my PC. |
| S3-0546 |
perhaps a section on software for users to use NTP to set
their machines. And Stratum 2
servers available for general consumer use. |
| S3-0547 |
"Actually, i cannot think of much else. The service is fine as it is." |
| S3-0548 |
expand coverage time zones:
Asia europe and Africa |
| S3-0549 |
Govt. issued warnings of recalled products and other
dangers to citizens uncovered by govt. operations or research. |
| S3-0550 |
None |
| S3-0551 |
Enhance the time set program for science & business. |
| S3-0552 |
"Time in CW, to confirm the audio announcement." |
| S3-0553 |
Time standard intergrated with weather alert radio
transmissions. |
| S3-0554 |
Cannot think of any for myself. |
| S3-0555 |
"I think it would be helpful to hear WWVH on 20 MHz,
for purposes of propogation comparison with WWV." |
| S3-0556 |
none |
| S3-0557 |
I love the light/dark graphic of the earth |
| S3-0558 |
"More/better radio service (more coverage/power).
I'd love to use the radio services, but get lousy reception." |
| S3-0559 |
Guest Announcer voices on wwv...celebrities...noted
scientists...window stickers...contests for listeners (winners could do a
guest voice over! |
| S3-0560 |
"Since I do not have any problems with my computer OR
accessing """"most"""" Internet
Web-pages...I really cannot offer too many suggestions for the questions
asked in this dialog box. " |
| S3-0561 |
Standard frequency via satellite |
| S3-0562 |
Radio propagation is my most important use. |
| S3-0563 |
international time zones |
| S3-0564 |
time.gov
and WWV. Time.gov is great
when I'm on line and can't get near a SW capable radio. WWV can easily be tuned up in the field away from the DSL/dial
up line. |
| S3-0565 |
telephone access to time out here in the boonies where we
live |
| S3-0566 |
Show a running clock. |
| S3-0567 |
NONE AT THIS TIME |
| S3-0568 |
none |
| S3-0569 |
Just the correct time |
| S3-0570 |
"Your site is very very helpful and it's a learning
tool as well. I enjoy it alot,
I have no complaints, you guys are doing a great job!" |
| S3-0571 |
Guam-had a friend move there Germany- child there |
| S3-0572 |
wwv signal incorporated into national weather service for
10 seconds every 5 or 10 minutes on the top of the minute |
| S3-0573 |
broadcast a sgnal on fm\am to alow contact without special
equipment |
| S3-0574 |
Mandated Federal FCC requirement for every hour on the hour
NIST time on all broadcast TV channels |
| S3-0575 |
n/a |
| S3-0576 |
Display time immediately on web site home page. |
| S3-0577 |
WWVH 20 MHz -- WWV and WWVH 25 MHz Higher freq. would allow
easier calib. of my IC746 |
| S3-0578 |
current services are more than adequate |
| S3-0579 |
"Is there an XML SOAP type interface for time data?
If not, that would be a good new feature." |
| S3-0580 |
2 meter ham bands |
| S3-0581 |
"3 years from now, automatically sync our computer
system in with a reliable, recognized time keeping authority.
Our needs at that time will be total relaibility and always on
access for space/satelites effort. " |
| S3-0582 |
"Time service for handheld Palm Pilot access through
Omniswky wireless web service, such as a PQS clipped website usable on the
Palm platform." |
| S3-0583 |
Auroral Alerts |
| S3-0584 |
none |
| S3-0585 |
"Sound on your web site would be neat, but I mostly
use it to set my clocks after a power outage." |
| S3-0586 |
Greenwich Munich Time-I'm in the Militia |
| S3-0587 |
The date and some type of news brief thing that says the
next full moon orthe winter /summer solstice. |
| S3-0588 |
Like it as it is |
| S3-0589 |
"NTP, with a powerful enough machine to handle
thousands of computers to update their time at once" |
| S3-0590 |
An automatic adjustment of my computer's time by accessing
the service. |
| S3-0591 |
none |
| S3-0592 |
I find time.gov wonderful.
I am a big fan of the constantly updated time. |
| S3-0593 |
"other hf radio propagation info, eg lowest usable
frequency and highest usable frequency, or related ionosphere measures
therof" |
| S3-0594 |
none |
| S3-0595 |
Perhaps the 25 MHz WWV broadcast service could be
reinstated to provide an additional HF service and propagation beacon. |
| S3-0596 |
Options to check time around the world as well. I am an international traveler / tour operator. |
| S3-0597 |
"A sun rise,midday,sunset time chart/or system for
each zone " |
| S3-0598 |
"A more """"plain
language"""" propagation report. The technical details
are fine, but how about a practical summary of propagation quality at the
end? The report could tell what frequency ranges are best for what
paths." |
| S3-0599 |
I don't know. I have no imagination. |
| S3-0600 |
None |
| S3-0601 |
One that sends a signal to the computer to set the computer
clock. |
| S3-0602 |
It would be nice to be able to imput a country and city and
have the time displayed for that city. |
| S3-0603 |
A FAQ and better instructions on using all of the available
services. |
| S3-0604 |
"considering my needs, an expansion is not
necessary" |
| S3-0605 |
Sun spot and solar flair info with a K index w/ X-ray flux
reading once per hr. |
| S3-0606 |
If itm ain't broke don't fix it.
It's GREAT |
| S3-0607 |
None |
| S3-0608 |
GPS time correctors |
| S3-0609 |
Click a button on web page to automatically set your system
time to correct time. |
| S3-0610 |
The possibility to hear other time signal stations of the
world. |
| S3-0611 |
A simple time setting service for watches and clocks.
I understand they have this in Germany. |
| S3-0612 |
"Program that has sound, like WB, so you can set other
clocks/watches at the minute tone. Other time on the web/tv seem to always
be 2 - 3 mintues off from your time so I rely on this time being correct
for those uses/" |
| S3-0613 |
We could use a data stream of the voice information related
to the maritime and GPs in the WWV time clock system. This could be a
packet related burst. |
| S3-0614 |
none |
| S3-0615 |
NA |
| S3-0616 |
Keep up the good work. |
| S3-0617 |
Time in other parts of the world |
| S3-0618 |
More
simulcasted transmitters for better penetration. |
| S3-0619 |
"The Web Page is very useful, what is the coolest part
is the map of the earth that shows the shadow on the earth, that is
increadably cool!" |
| S3-0620 |
None |
| S3-0621 |
the little atomic clocks (wwvb derived) are awesome!
everyone ive introduced to them loves em - problem is not many
people seem to know they exist. not your problem but interesting none the less. |
| S3-0622 |
Silent periods for reception of other time and frequency
stations on standard carrier frequencies |
| S3-0623 |
For the Internet Time service I would like to enter a city
and have the system assign a time zone and then give me the time there. |
| S3-0624 |
1200 baud FSK async 8-bit data stream on WWV giving all time/date info |
| S3-0625 |
More Network Time Protocol (NTP) servers available to the
general public--perhaps by evangelizing to Internet service providers to
make NTP servers available to their customers |
| S3-0626 |
Automatic PC time adjustment whenever I log on. |
| S3-0627 |
"A 1-800 phone number, so I could call and not get a
long distance charge." |
| S3-0628 |
you do everything i want right now |
| S3-0629 |
"selfishly, I need help with Arizona time. What time Zone(s) apply(s)?????" |
| S3-0630 |
"Geo reports on the half hour, 18 after and 48
after" |
| S3-0631 |
satidfied with current service |
| S3-0632 |
"None, time & freq service adequate for me." |
| S3-0633 |
Your internet site for US time used to have an option that
would allow you to have your computer set automatically to the atomic
clock time (adjusted for time zones). |
| S3-0634 |
I use your solar count reading at eighteen minutes and
sometimes 45 minutes past the hour. |
| S3-0635 |
"More exhibits, like those nice
""""webexhibits"""" sites. " |
| S3-0636 |
I use the frequ to check calibration. |
| S3-0637 |
WWV fills our needs implicitly |
| S3-0638 |
a
working piece of sotware to se t my computer clock. |
| S3-0639 |
I'd like to buy a digital clock that automatically updates
itself in Anchorage. |
| S3-0640 |
Anything that can facilitate accurate timing of
videorecordings is useful for me. |
| S3-0641 |
"An easier or less expensive way to time
videorecordings with WWV, WWVH, and WWVB." |
| S3-0642 |
"Series of decreasing signal strengths (db) at,
perhaps, 15 min after the hour." |
| S3-0643 |
Possibly a 25 or 30 MHz station for WWV - WWV is useful for
quickly determining the status of various amateur bands. |
| S3-0644 |
n/a |
| S3-0645 |
"Propagatoin Reports more frequently, say 4 times per
hour." |
| S3-0646 |
What is give now is fine. No changes needed |
| S3-0647 |
standard audio tones. |
| S3-0648 |
UPDATE THE COMPUTER!! AUTOMATICALLY WITH A PUSH BUTTON |
| S3-0649 |
None |
| S3-0650 |
None |
| S3-0651 |
None at this time. |
| S3-0652 |
coverage outside the US - need to know more than US time in
a global economy |
| S3-0653 |
None |
| S3-0654 |
None |
| S3-0655 |
None |
| S3-0656 |
"Expand the solar-flare, aurora, """ |
| S3-0657 |
None that I can think of at this time. |
| S3-0658 |
A time and frequency standard above 30Mhz. |
| S3-0659 |
"Local weather, 300 baud packet on HF" |
| S3-0660 |
One
of five minutes w/o 400tone. For easier calibration. |
| S3-0661 |
Everything is fine as is.
I can't think of anything else I would find useful. |
| S3-0662 |
Automaticly set computer system clock |
| S3-0663 |
sometimes wished that there was WWV on AM Broadcast
radio...would not use SW or Computer. |
| S3-0664 |
Any plans of having a signal station closer to the East
Coast? |
| S3-0665 |
A VLF beacon for extremely stability in propagation |
| S3-0666 |
"More world coverage. Internet software would not
download to Win98 SE, IE 6" |
| S3-0667 |
automactic time coversion |
| S3-0668 |
"Easy access to synch computer clock, without the
stupid middleman website I am using now. May already exist? I use wwv to
hack watches as it is easier to get tone than watch two displays and hack
the watch. " |
| S3-0669 |
maybe a 1-800 number so the calls would be free? But I'm
happy with the service you have now. |
| S3-0670 |
The present services serve my needs very well. A reduction
in services would present a hardship with regard to frequency calibration
and access to time of day information. |
| S3-0671 |
"An unmodulated standard carrier, strong enough to
feed right to my time base. 100
KC would be nice if it weren't for that old obsolete Loran C system. " |
| S3-0672 |
"In the same vein as the maritime weather alerts,
perhaps national disaster or weather info.
For large scale disasters and weather affecting USA and posessions.
On the order of E.A.S." |
| S3-0673 |
"a 1kc tone, a 1 mHz signal for calibration
purpose" |
| S3-0674 |
It would be good if you provide a free Microsoft Windows
client that would automatically update the clock. |
| S3-0675 |
none- current services are adequate |
| S3-0676 |
None |
| S3-0677 |
"GPS augmentation (e.g. broader, easier DGPS
sources)" |
| S3-0678 |
"None. For
many, many years I have always been able to receive one of the
broadcasts." |
| S3-0679 |
Bring back the Morse code timr reports. It's much easier to
understand with marginal reception. |
| S3-0680 |
Short wave radio maximum usable frequency data. |
| S3-0681 |
Digital radio beacons to test availablity of frequency at a
given time. |
| S3-0682 |
Ability to automatically set personal computer clock with a
click. |
| S3-0683 |
Can't
think of additional services that would be useful. |
| S3-0684 |
Should promote 60kHz service more - should be built-in to
more products (clocks in cars). |
| S3-0685 |
More powerful transmitters on 2.5 and 20 Mhz because the
present transmissions are too weak to be received here in South Africa |
| S3-0686 |
"I'm wondering if additional propagation infor- mation
would be possible. Perhaps more meaningful data like maximum usable
frequency (MUF) could replace the geomagnetic field information, which can
be difficult to interpret." |
| S3-0687 |
Satellite direct. |
| S3-0688 |
"see above comment on USB/LSB sideband only , no
carrier wwv transmitters, added." |
| S3-0689 |
Something in the standard broadcast band (really) that is
accessible nationwide. Perhaps
in the expanded band between 1605 and 1705 KHz? |
| S3-0690 |
Localized telephone time with NIST accuracy |
| S3-0691 |
It would be great if you could post daylight savings time
dates so I don't forget! |
| S3-0692 |
None |
| S3-0693 |
siderial time at Greenwich |
| S3-0694 |
"International time zones, to facilitate dealing with
our international customers." |
| S3-0695 |
"I would very, very, very much like to see error
correction implemented in a compatible way for the WWVB time code." |
| S3-0696 |
"more data on solar activity, extended k index reports" |
| S3-0697 |
Marine VHF |
| S3-0698 |
N/A |
| S3-0699 |
"You should mention your website at the top and bottom
of the hour, broadcast earthquake and hurricane information, and tell
everyone about your services throughout the hour." |
| S3-0700 |
"I wouldn't change anything.
To do so would potentially add: unnecessary complexity, increased
access difficulty, cost" |
| S3-0701 |
adaquate as is |
| S3-0702 |
Ability to have time automatically appear on screen at all
times. |
| S3-0703 |
Space weather services as I am a DX-listener |
| S3-0704 |
none |
| S3-0705 |
Disseminate public domain VHDL code for FPGA to decode time tics from both WWV and WWVB |
| S3-0706 |
realtime US maximum uasble frequency broadcast |
| S3-0707 |
Compensation for reflected signals: 3330kHz and 7335kHz
work better for me in the NorthEast.Trans- Atlantic WWV is superb. |
| S3-0708 |
n/a |
| S3-0709 |
United States holiday calendar (e.g. what day of the month
is Thanksgiving 2001?) |
| S3-0710 |
I think the service you provide is adequate. |
| S3-0711 |
"60Hz, I think. I'm
primarily a """"radio controlled
clock"""" user, as opposed to a truly needful
scientific/engineering type...I just like my timekeeping devices to be
""""very on time""""." |
| S3-0712 |
More frequent propagation statistics |
| S3-0713 |
A progam which would automatically update your computer
clock every time you log on. |
| S3-0714 |
"Having been a time standards engineer all my working
life, I am only checking my private time pieces which are always plus or
minus 10 sec. That is since I retired, they used to be plus or minus 3
sec. " |
| S3-0715 |
separate broadcasts of voice and ticks |
| S3-0716 |
world time service |
| S3-0717 |
"It would be nice to choose any time zone in the
world, standard or daylight savings time" |
| S3-0718 |
Time recordings on the broadcast bands - 530-1660AM maybe? |
| S3-0719 |
"An explanation of this one, and how to access it for
everyday use." |
| S3-0720 |
"Simple easy web-based system to set pc clock which
takes in account and corrects for internet propagation delays. (Accurate """"to 3
seconds"""" via your website is just not good
enough)" |
| S3-0721 |
"Not sure. We just needed to coordinate family time,
as school was starting up again this fall." |
| S3-0722 |
NONE |
| S3-0723 |
None |
| S3-0724 |
easily set my computer clock dead on reliably |
| S3-0725 |
"Please restore the Solar flux and Geomagnetic
conditions announcement to a twice-hourly format, at 18 PLUS 48 minutes
after the hour." |
| S3-0726 |
none |
| S3-0727 |
AM/PM and world time |
| S3-0728 |
"Has NIST considered providing their service via
companies such as DISH, Direct, etc. - would be nice to have time sync
both in audio and digital for equipment.
Also could prove to be a small money maker for you folks. Dont know.. Just an idea.." |
| S3-0729 |
Time ticks without interference from standard frequency
tones. They make it hard to
synchronize a clock. |
| S3-0730 |
None |
| S3-0731 |
"A way to calculate the time difference (taking
Daylight savings into account) between two locations, either current or at
a specified time and date." |
| S3-0732 |
How about Longwave? |
| S3-0733 |
"the icon on my desktop performs admirably, thank
you." |
| S3-0734 |
NONE |
| S3-0735 |
wireless (WAP/WRML or plain&simple HTML) to set PDA/cellphone
clocks to. |
| S3-0736 |
none |
| S3-0737 |
12 HOUR SIMULTANEOUS CLOCK DISPLAYS FOR ALL ZONES |
| S3-0738 |
Don't fix something that ain't broken! |
| S3-0739 |
"At present I fine the system fine for checking the
time, propagation checking. Just
keep the service as is, please" |
| S3-0740 |
12 hour format |
| S3-0741 |
Downloadable software to keep internal PC clock adjusted |
| S3-0742 |
WWVB coverage in alaska would be nice but likely
prohibitively expensive; but it is aggravating to see all these consumer
watches and clocks that advertise 'don't work in alaska and hawaii'! |
| S3-0743 |
I
dial 1-202-762-1401 for voice time. Please recite the date along with the
time in the phone time message. (for calendar watches) |
| S3-0744 |
have a section that shows the GMT as well as your local
time. Many organizations use
GMT as their main time base ( such as NASA ). |
| S3-0745 |
extra SW freqs not on/near known interference freqs
(harmonics of digital devices etc.) |
| S3-0746 |
Automatic up date software |
| S3-0747 |
THE WEBSITE |
| S3-0748 |
It might be nice if the site had a reference for converting
times from other timezones/cities |
| S3-0749 |
quarter hour indication |
| S3-0750 |
VHF or UHF time broadcasts |
| S3-0751 |
none |
| S3-0752 |
Time syncronizing software. |
| S3-0753 |
Button to syncronize NIST clock and local PC system clock |
| S3-0754 |
xx |
| S3-0755 |
satellite weather movies showing storm formation in real
time |
| S3-0756 |
Miniturized desktop indicator of Time Tick w/
audio/hr/min/sec to replace inaccurate PC clock |
| S3-0757 |
Other time zones (international) |
| S3-0758 |
07:00--9:00 Pacific std/dlt time |
| S3-0759 |
More NTP hosts across the nation |
| S3-0760 |
World Time ;) |
| S3-0761 |
"There are times when, due to conditions in the HF
spectrum, it would have been nice to have the 25MHz broadcast service
available." |
| S3-0762 |
"an alternat to the """"geoclock""""
style map. Text only refreshing UCT and US time zones in zulu time." |
| S3-0763 |
a double beep at the 30 sec mark (or some other identifier) |
| S3-0764 |
None |
| S3-0765 |
I would like to see 20MHz activated on WWVH and even
perhaps a vhf time signal at 50 MHz.
This would help further perdicting band conditions in periods of
high solar flux. |
| S3-0766 |
An
eastern US repeater for WWVB. (Although
I realize the technical issues of having 2 stations.) |
| S3-0767 |
"The ability for my various applicable devices,
appliances, and computers to clearly recieve the correct date and time
without additional modification to compensate for poor signal
reception." |
| S3-0768 |
"On your """"what time is
it"""" web site, please make a non-java web page
available which uses HTTP headers to periodically have the page reset
itself. " |
| S3-0769 |
A station in the southeastern US of similar stature to WWV
would be a really excellent coverage enhancement. |
| S3-0770 |
"The current services must take precidence over new
services; improve reception especially in NY State/Northeastern U.S. Why?
Cannot get reliable radio reception in western MA, VT and Upstate
NY." |
| S3-0771 |
Toll-free
(800) number to call for voice time. |
| S3-0772 |
Being able to access current time |
| S3-0773 |
"Possibly toll free time checks over analog
modem, but I realize
this is probably not
practical." |
| S3-0774 |
electronically
signed time stamping |
| S3-0775 |
"Perhaps, providing time and frequency on high-powered
AM and FM stations covering ALL states, and US possessions would be
helpful for those without shortwave receivers and appropriate PC software.
" |
| S3-0776 |
I would like to see a signal on the upper portion of HF: 25
to 30 MHz for use as a propogation beacon and freq standard(28.00MHz?). |
| S3-0777 |
You do a great job and your quality of service should never
be questioned! |
| S3-0778 |
"Somthing like the Canadian CHU modem signal on the
WWV broadcasts would be nice easy to interface with computer, leap second
notification etc" |
| S3-0779 |
See above |
| S3-0780 |
"When Loran leaves 100kHz, it would be useful to
utilize the LORAN phase(edge)technology to transfer frequency standard
data with great accuracy. The
cost of the LORAN receivers proved to be very inexpensive." |
| S3-0781 |
best accessibility to update computers over the internet |
| S3-0782 |
sunrise times |
| S3-0783 |
Happy with what you have now |
| S3-0784 |
I like the map showing where it is dark and where it is
light around the world. |
| S3-0785 |
WAP (text only) version |
| S3-0786 |
Would like solar flux and HF propagation data announced
more often than once an hour. |
| S3-0787 |
LINK TO DOWNLOAD TO RUN YOUR TIME IMAGE. |
| S3-0788 |
existing service is sufficent for my needs. |
| S3-0789 |
the present structure is adequate |
| S3-0790 |
8000
Hertx refetence synchronized with the highest stratum of the telephone
network. Users would
use this as an independent cross-check with the clock received from their
service provider. |
| S3-0791 |
Bring back 25 MHz WWV broadcasts.
Extremely useful in propagation studies. |
| S3-0792 |
times around the world |
| S3-0793 |
I would like a web service with a simpler text format so
that I could easily access the time from a computer program. Best would be plain text in the format MMDDhhmmCCYY.ss .
Other formats would also be useful. |
| S3-0794 |
just fine |
| S3-0795 |
A freeware version of NisTime on TUCOWS software library |
| S3-0796 |
No improvement required for my use |
| S3-0797 |
automatic synchronization of Computer-Clocks with Internet
time |
| S3-0798 |
Please cover HAWAII!!!! |
| S3-0799 |
None; You cover my needs well on the broadcasts. |
| S3-0800 |
signal that upon receive will automaticaly sync clock |
| S3-0801 |
More detailed annoucements on high frequency availability |
| S3-0802 |
comments |
| S3-0803 |
"Possibly a CW message every hour with UTC time and A
and K indexes. Radio Amateurs and SWLers could use their CW decoders, and
their ears, of course !!" |
| S3-0804 |
Provide an programming interface (read only) so that
applicaitons may get the offical time maybe twice a day. |
| S3-0805 |
Anything you putout. |
| S3-0806 |
"25MHz, just for propogation testing." |
| S3-0807 |
I don't need any more |
| S3-0808 |
All I do is set my watch.
I like to listen to short wave.
Only 5Mhz comes in clearly. 10 sometimes at night. |
| S3-0809 |
15 Mega ~'s |
| S3-0810 |
They are very well chosen- I almost always get at least 1
frequency |
| S3-0811 |
Bring back 25Mhz |
| S3-0812 |
Additional world time zone indications. |
| S3-0813 |
"World time comparison would be very helpful in my
job. Such as time comparison
with Korea, China..." |
| S3-0814 |
None |
| S3-0815 |
Present services meet my needs. |
| S3-0816 |
Better promotion/coordination of manufacturers of
those who make clocks that keep themselves accurate using the 60KHz
signal. THese things are
great and I should think many
could find them useful |
| S3-0817 |
25.000-Mhz on WWV |
| S3-0818 |
A link for GMT |
| S3-0819 |
NA |
| S3-0820 |
A Downlable Program from or TRUSTe/VeriSign staus issued
from The NIST. |
| S3-0821 |
None -- present is sufficient |
| S3-0822 |
GMT -03:00 (Brazilian official time) - I'm Brazilian |
| S3-0823 |
"more relyable coverage for time ticks in the south
pacific ocean. My school
requires for graduation the ability to perform celestial navigation,
acurate time is essential." |
| S3-0824 |
Transmission of the WWV broadcast signal via the internet |
| S3-0825 |
Update my computer clock automatically whenever I go on
line |
| S3-0826 |
Don't know yet. |
| S3-0827 |
None |
| S3-0828 |
Broadcast Geomagnetic Data More Often |
| S3-0829 |
"Expanded solar data (solar wind,etc)" |
| S3-0830 |
None |
| S3-0831 |
Happy the way it is |
| S3-0832 |
none at this time |
| S3-0833 |
DNA |
| S3-0834 |
perhaps local am radio signals. AM is generally
underutilized now and low cost ralays may be a choice |
| S3-0835 |
no |
| S3-0836 |
"Service, like European countries employ, for
automatic updates to small devices (e.g., watches, clocks, gps, cell
phones...)" |
| S3-0837 |
"We used to have a phone number to call, 'the time
will be this at the beep..' 311 I think it was. That was really useful
too." |
| S3-0838 |
Current time in countries around the world. |
| S3-0839 |
"I am satisfied with the service - the 5, 10 and 15
mHz frequencies are adequate." |
| S3-0840 |
to hear it alot better |
| S3-0841 |
WWVB to set atomic clocks. |
| S3-0842 |
Transmission
of time signals via commercial and residential electrical wiring would
allow the use of time-keeping devices (e.g. wall clocks) that are able to
self-calibrate without the need for expensive radio reception hardware. |
| S3-0843 |
Report solar terrestial conditions TWICE per hour instead
of once. |
| S3-0844 |
showing
the time around the world would be very useful |
| S3-0845 |
Unknown. Your site is so much better than any other. In
setting my watch the other services may only run the time for about 30
seconds and certainly not enough time to reset ones watch. |
| S3-0846 |
time announcement every ten seconds |
| S3-0847 |
Solar
flare alerts at special times if the flare warrants them. |
| S3-0848 |
"How about a screensaver that shows the world map with
night and day and the current time in my time zone? Also, how about a way
for a web visitor to sign-up and have NIST check the clock on my computer
at set intervals?" |
| S3-0849 |
n/a |
| S3-0850 |
sunrise and sunset by time zone |
| S3-0851 |
"Please add to the current time the
""""o'clock"""" version as well.
Some of your viewers are challenged in converting military time to
everyday time. " |
| S3-0852 |
"I will probably try the internet and telephone
services, now that I know about them." |
| S3-0853 |
"include one-second tick on 0:29 and 0:59; the
omission of the 0:29 and 0:59 ticks makes it harder to get an
accurate """"on the hour""""
synch. time." |
| S3-0854 |
Sufficient as is. |
| S3-0855 |
I would like to hear more about the leap seconds. |
| S3-0856 |
given the increasing importance of GPS:
consider digital status of the satellites continuously broadcast. |
| S3-0857 |
Doing pretty good as is. |
| S3-0858 |
Radio controlled clock. Very convenient |
| S3-0859 |
Hmmmm..... |
| S3-0860 |
present service meets my needs |
| S3-0861 |
The local time clock |
| S3-0862 |
An internet service that provided the time through a finger
request would be useful. |
| S3-0863 |
All of my bases are covered - great job! I used to use your
phone service to get the correct time.
Now I mostly use the www.time.gov web site. |
| S3-0864 |
"im not very creative, sorry
:-)" |
| S3-0865 |
software to automatically set time on local computers |
| S3-0866 |
It's wonderful to be able to log on and get the exact time
and know that you've got the exact time.
Thank you so much |
| S3-0867 |
no opinion |
| S3-0868 |
DIRECT TIME TICKER IN HEAD |
| S3-0869 |
i think time zones should be branched into smaller zones to
be more accurate |
| S3-0870 |
International |
| S3-0871 |
The time in other countries |
| S3-0872 |
Time in Africa and the Far East. |
| S3-0873 |
"It would be cool to have a desktop application, maybe
a java applet?, that connects to the web and displays the time.
However, I like the website just fine." |
| S3-0874 |
don't know |
| S3-0875 |
12/24 hour conversion |
| S3-0876 |
Linux time standard software |
| S3-0877 |
I would like the solar report updated each hour when there
is an immediate change in propagation.
I would like the propagation quality forecast restored. |
| S3-0878 |
"Global warming/ozone depletion data, UVB exposure
bulletins. HAARP operation
warnings." |
| S3-0879 |
A means to obtain accurate time in any zone around the
world |
| S3-0880 |
None
that I can think of. I'm just
a user. |
| S3-0881 |
"
Expanded public education; especially, Re: Propagation." |
| S3-0882 |
none |
| S3-0883 |
The 20 MHz service (discontinued?) would help in the middle
of out day (circa 10 - 12 UT) |
| S3-0884 |
a version available at 50k on the AM brodcast band (KHZ) |
| S3-0885 |
none. |
| S3-0886 |
WWV works for me. |
| S3-0887 |
Solar Flare activity I.E. M and X class flares. |
| S3-0888 |
None at this time. |
| S3-0889 |
"GPS, I OWN 2 GPS RECEIVERS, TIME FUNCTION IS VERY
IMPORTANT FOR COMPUTERS AND AVIATION." |
| S3-0890 |
Version numbers on the download page would be helpful so
downloading the application isn't required to check the version. |
| S3-0891 |
"More time zones, as I'm in Australia. THe ability to select a displacement from UTC by drop-down
menu on the web page?" |
| S3-0892 |
Java display applet for the web site that could
continuously display the time. It
could be programmed to measure network propagation display and correct for
it and correct for the computer clock's drift and jitter. |
| S3-0893 |
"I have no application at this time that needs time to
be even this accurate, but in the future I may." |
| S3-0894 |
Web: Software
to let my PC auto-synchronize its time with your time. |
| S3-0895 |
none |
| S3-0896 |
Probability
of GROUND (chain) Lightnting from past history in areas of intense storm
activity. |
| S3-0897 |
Easy way to get exact time. |
| S3-0898 |
It's okay for now. |
| S3-0899 |
"more detailed solar terrestrial index data, updated
more frequently..." |
| S3-0900 |
A
strong A.M. frequency so that one need not buy a shortwave radio to
receive. |
| S3-0901 |
NIST approved PC Time-sync utility would be great |
| S3-0902 |
??? |
| S3-0903 |
international |
| S3-0904 |
n/a |
| S3-0905 |
World Time Zone Coverage |
| S3-0906 |
fine as is |
| S3-0907 |
"astronomical data: moon phases, moon rise/set, sun
rise/set for a given a zip code" |
| S3-0908 |
none |
| S3-0909 |
none |
| S3-0910 |
GPS! It's
basically all we use anymore. |
| S3-0911 |
"internet time is the most useful to me, and better
wireless capability of some would be great. Perhaps celluar packet service
of some type would be nice." |
| S3-0912 |
Happy with the way things are now. |
| S3-0913 |
Software to synchronize the computer's clock with a WWV
transmission by means of a receiver hooked to the audio input of the
computer. |
| S3-0914 |
Clock display for computer screens that is small. And can
be run continuouly. Ability
to use official time in other programs.
Capture the time. |
| S3-0915 |
Web page |
| S3-0916 |
DTMF tone code for time encoding would be nice so I can
build master clock systems for my stations that are easy to build and
cheap to construct. |
| S3-0917 |
EXCELENT SERVICE AS IS |
| S3-0918 |
I think that a global time-zone map (maybe even an applet
calculator showing the current time elsewhere) would be very useful |
| S3-0919 |
none |
| S3-0920 |
? |
| S3-0921 |
"Maybe additional S2 servers for cities over 100,000
people. Penetrating time
signals from GPS type satellites." |
| S3-0922 |
The service I use the most is NTP via the internet and I
also have several WWV clocks. |
| S3-0923 |
My needs are met by current services. |
| S3-0924 |
More publicly available NTP Stratum 1/2 servers. Internet
time service that is available through firewalls that could be used to
reliably sync systems. Computer
methods for dealing with time around leap seconds.
TAI from Intenet. |
| S3-0925 |
Plans to create own WWV/WWVB time clock |
| S3-0926 |
"FCC-required, locally originated, NIST-accurate
top-of-the-hour audio tone for radio and TV broadcasters!!!!!" |
| S3-0927 |
Current features are more than adequate for our uses |
| S3-0928 |
"A list of working servers: tab separated text file on
web server with fqdn, ip, accuracy data. Also for embedded, a gateway with
simple format offset for City/DST." |
| S3-0929 |
tier ntp sites that are certified by nist to be accurate to
a specified variance |
| S3-0930 |
"Spearhead an effort for a """"Bluetooth
for Time,"""" for the gen""" |
| S3-0931 |
? |
| S3-0932 |
"A low-frequency terrestrial two-dimensional ranging
service (like GPS, but with fixed ground stations broadcasting in a low
frequency, receivable indoors such that indoor devices could automatically
determine position with course interferometry)." |
| S3-0933 |
dunno |
| S3-0934 |
Program to get Alarm clock manufacturers to incorporate the
technology. |
| S3-0935 |
More instructions on how to use service to provide accurate
time for companies and personal use. |
| S3-0936 |
Add UT1 correction data to ACTS |
| S3-0937 |
None. |
| S3-0938 |
US/Canada severe weather alerts (non marine) |
| S3-0939 |
I hate daylight savings time- can't stand it getting dark
at 4:30 here on the east coast. Could
you please refuse to recognize daylight savings time?
Thanks! |
| S3-0940 |
"For what I use this web site for, I do not see the
need to change anything. Anything
that is added would be a bonus to me." |
| S3-0941 |
a bigger geochron clock on the web page would be nice |
| S3-0942 |
800 number telephone time numbers. More deployed internet
time servers at the highest accuracy level that accept ntp peers. |
| S3-0943 |
"I'd like to see a history of each service, including
WWV WWVB WWVH NTP ACTS as well as GPS.
All glitches and daily QA measurements.
Several times I've longed for info on the WWVB antenna ice storm or
broken NTP servers." |
| S3-0944 |
encryption and public keys |
| S3-0945 |
More hosts to pull from |
| S3-0946 |
Button to set local PC clock! |
| S3-0947 |
"It would be nice if there were additions to the
protocol to allow TCP connections, or perhaps a hack using ICMP, or any
other method of avoiding the pitfalls of NAT and firewalling other than an
expensive radio, GPS, or other rig." |
| S3-0948 |
"I just found this web page, and will probably use it
instead of WWV generally. So,
more time info on the site would be nice, and graphic world time
zones." |
| S3-0949 |
www service should give easy way of updating Windows time |
| S3-0950 |
Website |
| S3-0951 |
none |
| S3-0952 |
telephone services from additional areas -- would allow
more people to access it without long distance charges |
| S3-0953 |
Services great as is |
| S3-0954 |
None. |
| S3-0955 |
None |
| S3-0956 |
"Very pleased with how it is now. I used to use the
short -wave signals, but now with the net am very pleased with this
on-line service." |
| S3-0957 |
"A service much like WWVB, but designed for reliable
timecode detection. As it is,
there's no really error checking (other than basic client side sanity
checks) to verify the timecode was received correctly." |
| S3-0958 |
No comment |
| S3-0959 |
I would like to be able to use the web page to update the
clock on my computer. |
| S3-0960 |
improve the internet synch to try to better account for the
network delay -- perhaps run a series of pings and take the average delay
time into account. |
| S3-0961 |
Would like to see 25MHz restored - it would have been
EXTREMELY useful during this last sunspot peak! |
| S3-0962 |
To be able to download it to personal computers so that
they would automatically have the correct time. |
| S3-0963 |
Surprise me! |
| S3-0964 |
Synchronization of PC clock |
| S3-0965 |
None at this time |
| S3-0966 |
Official world times |
| S3-0967 |
The present 10 Mhz reference for equipment calibration is
essential to maintaing standards personally as well as for the 65 field
engineers who rely on the 10 Mhz clock as a time base. |
| S3-0968 |
I can't think of anything your doing great other than
reseption in VA. |
| S3-0969 |
I would like to have an application that updated my
system's clock on a regular basis. |
| S3-0970 |
An additional 25 Mhz transmitter ( for purposes of
propagation observation ) |
| S3-0971 |
Automatically set computer times via R.F. or internet. |
| S3-0972 |
Uknown at this time |
| S3-0973 |
"I would like to see a wwv type broadcast on low
frequency, ie 500kHz or 1MHz" |
| S3-0974 |
|
| S3-0975 |
None at the moment |
| S3-0976 |
"We use WWV and GPS.
Don't know that we need MORE, but it's important to have
both." |
| S3-0977 |
"VHF transmissions, perhaps coordinated through NOAA
weather radio transmissions" |
| S3-0978 |
"""""Slower""""
talking on the alerts and weather." |
| S3-0979 |
I listen to your 10MHz voice time with a SSB receiver.
Hard to hear what he's saying. |
| S3-0980 |
propagation reports; solar flux problems/forecasts |
| S3-0981 |
none at this time |
| S3-0982 |
"International Time Zone Page That Is Clear And
""""User-Friendly""""." |
| S3-0983 |
none |
| S3-0984 |
preset facilities seem adequate |
| S3-0985 |
Both morning and evening It is the time I am on the Radio
and Computer |
| S3-0986 |
Service is great. No
suggestions |
| S3-0987 |
I like what you already have. Just keep it coming.I
especially use your service during recreational boating.The U.S.Power
Squadron makes members aware of your service thru educational courses. |
| S3-0988 |
|
| S3-0989 |
More frequent solar info |
| S3-0990 |
Automatically update my computers clock. |
| S3-0991 |
transmitions near the 80 and 160 meter bands would help in
observing propagation on these lower frequencies |
| S3-0992 |
Satellite broadcasts on VHF downlink on 2 meters.
Useible by many in amateur radio from the travelers to the
emergency service persons. |
| S3-0993 |
An additional frequency in the 7 or 8 MHz band |
| S3-0994 |
Undetermined at this time. |
| S3-0995 |
they are good the
way they are |
| S3-0996 |
none |
| S3-0997 |
None |
| S3-0998 |
"GPS dither info, delayed." |
| S3-0999 |
"time features that work thru corporate firewalls,
without as high accuracy (maybe to 1s?)" |
