For 10m WSPR, I usually sync time using my atomic clock in the shack. For 8m FT8 and WSPR, I usually sync to internet time using the built-in sync with Windows 10. For some reason (too busy?) this sync was not happening earlier. I shall try again later. As far as I can tell my PC clock error is just a few seconds at most, so I hope this is OK for now.
28 May 2023
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Did notice you were about a second out again yesterday, Roger. My windows 10 allows syncing either with Microsoft or another US source
(forget the name,NST or similar) which I tend to use more as at times MS doesn't work!
Alternative time server in W10 is time.nist.gov
Hugh
Here's a guide on how to change the time server
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-manage-time-servers-windows-10
Hi Roger
For Windows 10 I have been using Time-Sync (speed-soft.de) for many years, without any issues.
To check your PC clock time offset use Time.is
I hope that helps.
Phil EI9KP
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