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Here is a picture of the breadboarded project.

Hi Bruce I have gone through the whole tutorial (even the interrupt tutorial) and everything is working as advertised.? The only problem I encountered was with my gps module - a GY-GPS6MV2 - which

Hi Ross, I have not published the final code yet. I am waiting for a few folks to build the server and verify it. Have you breadboarded the server and gone through the tutorials? I am especially

Hi Bruce? -? Where would I find the ntp_server.ino sketch mentioned on the last page of part 2 of your NTP Server project? Ross? -? VA3KAY

Here are two recent projects that you might be interested in: W8BH Numitron Clock <http://w8bh.net/numitron_clock.pdf> NTP server: intro and hardware <http://w8bh.net/NTP_server_part1.pdf> NTP

If anyone is interested, I modded the code for the GPS clock to add some sound effects...ticks and tocks and Westminster chimes on the hour and quarter hour. I used a small I2C MP3 board with an SD

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Very nice small design

OK, got the GPS Clock fully functional on Bruce's NTP Clock pcb. See the attached writeup, which includes the Bodmer library setup file, the sketch with touch fully working, and a description and

Super !

Ok, success Its a nice extention

I am looking for one or maybe two of the NTB clock boards done by WA2FZW ( Ver 1.1 ) if anyone has a spare in the junk box.? i have all the parts to complete clock #2 but have not gotten my act

I solved my problem with touch, got it going. :) Works great. But, now my gps has quit working. :(? It won't lock when connected to the clock board. Once I get that wrinkle ironed out, I will post

Really nice Cor!! I loaded the sketch on my test clock and I really like it! I added Chicago as that is my local CDT time. See pictures below. Mitch W4OA Opelika, AL

To Mitch and all others interested *To All interested?to change Bruce's NTP Dual Clock to a NTP Worldclock* just another sketch.. no more... You can choose your own favorite Continents, Countrys?or

Hi Cor, Yes I would very much like your sketch. it is very easy to convert to the ESP8266 chip. Of course, you lose the battery and speaker, which I don't need. I try to run all of my projects on 5v,

Hi Lou, Well, the parts list is very short. A Lolin (Wemos) D1 R2 module just like in the NTP clock, a gps module with PPS output, one resistor, one capacitor. Of course you also need a printed

Mitch I have made a expantion on Bruce NTP clock I've modified the sketch to a NTP Worldclock I can now see UTP time and 8 continents or special citys who are displayed for some time and than scroll

I'm sorry Mitch, I have NO idea. I'm STILL learning. Maybe we should take an old-folks class!? LOL!! I really wish I could help. Nice project though. Can you send me the parts list and what is needed

Bruce's GPS clock is my favorite hobby electronic clock. As I type I can see 7 gps or ntp clocks, and I have others. I like clocks! I had a couple extra of Bruce's NTP clock boards and a few ESP8266