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February 5th 12, 08:10 PM
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DLR platform display clocks
Is anyone able to enlighten me as to why the clocks on the Docklands
Light Railway departure boards at all the stations I saw today were about 6 minutes fast? Are they using a GPS NTP server? Too much snow on the antenna? How are clocks synchronised on the real railway? The online versions of the DLR PID's are here (the time appears to be closer to the truth online): http://www.dlrdaisy.co.uk/daisy/pop/pop05pid.htm http://www.dlrdaisy.co.uk/daisy/caw/caw05pid.htm substitute "pop" or "caw" (Poplar/Canary Wharf) for the station of your choice and 05 for the day of the month. or click on the map he http://goo.gl/w1oqm for today's live boards. |
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