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timekeeping spreadsheet

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....... I know this is all just academic, but
: still fun. Are there any other approaches to
: "self adjustment" .....

I have made an excel spreadsheet that lets you record how the watch is doing over time. All you do is enter the date&time you synchronozed the watch with a standard such as an atomic radio clock or www.time.gov.

Then a few days/weeks later, you enter the ending date&time, the the spreadsheet automatically tells you the error. It also has a part where you can enter nighttime storage position. You can also graph the error over time. It's free, just email me. It has lots of helpful documentation, but it is just a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

MMC

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.18 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.21 CPU)