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Well, it's time to set clocks back...and I noticed something 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	interesting today. My VolksLogger's clock seems to run 15 seconds ahead of other GPS units...and the US Atomic clock (which appears to be synchronized with GPS time -- or vice verse -- per the readout from a Garmin GPS90). I say the VL seems ahead...and this is based on seeing the minute readout roll over ahead of the other GPS units...since the VL display doesn't show seconds. Normally, this isn't a real concern, but I've been using the VL to do some performance flight testing on a power plane...and I noticed that the events I recorded didn't match up with the trace on the VL. Has anybody else seen this type of "synchronization" error? -Pete #309  | 
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