Comment by robocat 3 months ago And for breaking failures, two is way better than one! Having zero working chronometers would be bad. 1 comment robocat Reply DennisPÂ 3 months ago And come to think of it, if the two chronometers are wrong in different directions, then the average could be more accurate than either of them.
DennisPÂ 3 months ago And come to think of it, if the two chronometers are wrong in different directions, then the average could be more accurate than either of them.
And come to think of it, if the two chronometers are wrong in different directions, then the average could be more accurate than either of them.