FTS Report on DOY 030

I.  The following are clock offsets, in microseconds between the clocks
at each DSN complex and each complex relative to UTC(NIST).  The offset
is a mean of readings using several GPS space vehicles in common view.


                SPC10     SPC40     SPC60     SPC40     SPC60
                MINUS     MINUS     MINUS     MINUS     MINUS
 MJD   DOY      NIST      NIST      NIST      SPC10     SPC10

54485  020      1.333     1.589$   -1.102     0.082$   -2.446
54486  021      1.310     1.603$   -1.084     0.294$   -2.400
54487  022      1.284     1.618    -1.072     0.327    -2.367
54488  023      1.255     1.635    -1.056     0.384    -2.333
54489  024      1.234     1.656    -1.040     0.426    -2.277
54490  025      1.209     1.658    -1.028     0.450    -2.233
54491  026      1.186     1.658    -1.013     0.472    -2.197
54492  027      1.164     1.685$   -1.002     0.549$   -2.177
54493  028      1.138     1.700^   -0.989     0.563&   -2.137
54494  029      1.116     1.710^   -0.958     0.594&   -2.062
54495  030      1.090*    1.724*   -0.953*    0.641*   -2.040*
54496  031      1.065*    1.737*   -0.938*    0.679*   -1.999*

II.  Frequency Offsets from linear least-squares fits on time-offsets
over the period (54485 to 54494):

|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|
|                              | DELTA-F/F | UNCERTAINTY | STD. DEV. |
|        MEASUREMENT           |   (E-13)  | (+/- E-13)  |  (nsec.)  |
|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|
|  SPC10 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |  -2.812   |    0.027    |    2.08   |
|  SPC40 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |   1.532   |    0.083    |   6.474   |
|  SPC60 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |   1.719   |    0.059    |   4.643   |
|  SPC40 RELATIVE TO SPC10     |   4.413   |    0.198    |  13.246   |
|  SPC60 RELATIVE TO SPC10     |   4.713   |    0.149    |  11.645   |
|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|

III.  Comments:
* Values derived from linear least squares extrapolation or interpolation
$ The GPS receiver at Canberra has been failing most of the time, and been tracking normally for at most one day, failing on the next. 
So far this year, it's been tracking normally on DOYs 23 and 25 (MJDs 54487and 54490).
^ Number obtained from the SPC40 GPS true time.
& Direct subtraction between columns (SPC40-NIST) and (SPC10-NIST).