> Probably the way to go.
> The less accurate clock can be a TCXO or VCXO phase locked to the 1 PPS 
> WWVB
> signal.
> Being phase locked means it IS going to oscillate around the 1 PPS signal.

Don't lock to the 1PPS signal, lock to the carrier. WWVB carrier is _very_ 
accurate.

Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems

> For your accurate clock, it is going to oscillate around some temperature
> setting of it's own unless you are going to run it on some sort of forced
> temperature ramp.
> you will have to post process, either way.
>
> -----
> If going for the steady temperature idea, a tub of ice-water may help in
> holding temperature control if you make your control temperature = 0 
> celcius
> Stick a radiator in the tub of water to control the ratio of ice to water.
>
> ...going back to the 10 meter long pole idea.
> Have you thought about changing the pole to a large 10 meter spring idea
> mounted in a fridge. large weight with a mirror. Temperature should add
> rotation, Gravity should add lean or lift.
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