More pilot frequency measurements.
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@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ FmDecoder::FmDecoder(double sample_rate_if,
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, m_dcblock_mono(30.0 / sample_rate_pcm)
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, m_dcblock_stereo(30.0 / sample_rate_pcm)
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// Construct LowwPassFilterRC
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// Construct LowPassFilterRC
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, m_deemph_mono(
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(deemphasis == 0) ? 1.0 : (deemphasis * sample_rate_pcm * 1.0e-6))
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, m_deemph_stereo(
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@ -177,7 +177,10 @@ Stereo pilot frequency
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Measuring 19 kHz pilot frequency vs Internet NTP (ADSL):
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radio2 19 kHz pilot = 18999.79 Hz +- 0.04 Hz (7 hours measurement)
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radio3 19 kHz pilot = 18999.8 Hz +- 0.05 Hz (5 hours measurement)
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radio2 19 kHz pilot = 18999.79 Hz +- 0.04 Hz (7 hours measurement)
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radio3 19 kHz pilot = 18999.8 Hz +- 0.05 Hz (5 hours measurement)
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radio538 19 kHz pilot = 18999.78 Hz +- 0.04 Hz (6 hours measurement)
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Conclusion: stereo pilot is not a reliable time source.
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