FTS Report on DOY 142 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 54963 132 0.581^ -0.498^ 1.351 -1.079& 0.770& 54964 133 0.607^ -0.513^ 1.361 -1.119& 0.754& 54965 134 0.632^# -0.527^ 1.365 -1.159&# 0.733&# 54966 135 0.687$ -0.543 1.379 -1.230&$ 0.692&$ 54967 136 0.684 -0.560 1.391 -1.244& 0.706& 54968 137 0.669 -0.572 1.396 -1.241& 0.727& 54969 138 0.653 -0.590 1.408 -1.243& 0.755& 54970 139 0.636 -0.600 1.414 -1.236& 0.778& 54971 140 0.618 -0.618 1.426 -1.236& 0.808& 54972 141 0.601 -0.624 1.432 -1.225& 0.831& 54973 142 0.585* -0.644* 1.443* -1.226* 0.856* 54974 143 0.568* -0.659* 1.452* -1.223* 0.882* II. Frequency Offsets from linear least-squares fits on time-offsets over the period (54963 to 54972): |------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------| | | DELTA-F/F | UNCERTAINTY | STD. DEV. | | MEASUREMENT | (E-13) | (+/- E-13) | (nsec.) | |------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------| | SPC10 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | -1.939 | 0.029 | 1.047 | | SPC40 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | -1.682 | 0.037 | 2.871 | | SPC60 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) | 1.07 | 0.027 | 2.107 | | SPC40 RELATIVE TO SPC10 | 0.382 | 0.103 | 3.718 | | SPC60 RELATIVE TO SPC10 | 2.944 | 0.063 | 2.259 | |------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------| III. Comments: * Values derived from linear least squares extrapolation or interpolation ^ Both SPC 10 TTR5 receivers failed since DOY 69 (MJD 54900). Data was from GPS true time with an offset. ^ SPC 40 TTR5 receiver came back DOY 128 (MJD 54959) after station personnel recycled its power. ^ SPC 40 TTR5 receiver is on and off again after a short come back DOY 131 (MJD 54962) & Direct subtraction was used. # New multichannel receiver was installed at SPC 10 on DOY 134 (MJD 54965). # Started using common view data between SPC 10 and NIST on DOY 135 (MJD 54966). The confidence level was within 1 (ns) nanoseconds. # There was a difference of 38 ns between data from the new receiver and the estimation using true time from the TA with an offset. $ There was a frequency adjustment done at SPC 10 of 5*E-13 seconds on DOY 135 (MJD 54966).