FTS Report on DOY 226

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

55047  216      0.001$   -1.824     2.344    -1.829     2.347
55048  217      0.002    -1.854     2.366    -1.858     2.364
55049  218     -0.003    -1.886     2.373    -1.885     2.376
55050  219     -0.004    -1.916     2.390    -1.913     2.395
55051  220     -0.004    -1.945     2.403    -1.943     2.406
55052  221     -0.001    -1.975     2.426    -1.976     2.427
55053  222      0.000    -2.996#    2.442    -2.998#    2.442
55054  223      0.002    -3.447     2.459    -3.450     2.457
55055  224      0.005    -3.474     2.477    -3.481     2.472
55056  225      0.007    -3.499     2.491    -3.508     2.483
55057  226      0.005*   -3.525*    2.507*   -3.537*    2.502*
55058  227      0.005*   -3.551*    2.524*   -3.566*    2.518*

II.  Frequency Offsets from linear least-squares fits on time-offsets
over the period (55047 to 55056):

|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|
|                              | DELTA-F/F | UNCERTAINTY | STD. DEV. |
|        MEASUREMENT           |   (E-13)  | (+/- E-13)  |  (nsec.)  |
|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|
|  SPC10 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |   0.084   |    0.041    |   3.171   |
|  SPC40 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |  -3.018   |    0.087    |   1.062   |
|  SPC60 RELATIVE TO UTC(NIST) |   1.902   |    0.045    |   3.506   |
|  SPC40 RELATIVE TO SPC10     |  -3.337   |    0.111    |   1.347   |
|  SPC60 RELATIVE TO SPC10     |   1.796   |    0.027    |   2.142   |
|------------------------------|-----------|-------------|-----------|

III.  Comments:
* Values derived from linear least squares extrapolation or interpolation

$ On DOY 216, SPC 10 station personnel installed new security software patch, accidentally overwrote current day file. There was only 1 hour worth of data recorded. Interpolation used to derive number.  
# On DOY 222, SPC 40 HM1 (Hydrogen Maser) source changed mode and the standard dropped out of lock. HM2 was swapped in until HM1 is sufficiently stable to be put back online. 

NOTES:	As of DOY 135 (MJD 54966) SPC 10 data are from the newly installed multichannel receiver commonview with NIST. 
	As of DOY 212 (MJD 55043) SPC 40 data are from the newly installed multichannel receiver all-in-view with NIST and with SPC 10. 


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