Anyone know of a source for radio controlled desk clocks 24 hour
format?

Thanks,
CLinT
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Just those crappy LCD things.
That is a market that is waiting for an entrepreneur to make money in.
AC line voltage, LED or fluorescent display, with battery backup and a
reference output. Similar to the old Heathkit most accurate clock, but with
the 60 khz receiver!
I'd buy one right away!!
....Dave


"CLinT" wrote in message
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Anyone know of a source for radio controlled desk clocks 24 hour
format?

Thanks,
CLinT
remove ... "SO" to reply

Just those crappy LCD things.
That is a market that is waiting for an entrepreneur to make money in.
AC line voltage, LED or fluorescent display, with battery backup and a
reference output. Similar to the old Heathkit most accurate clock, but with
the 60 khz receiver!
I'd buy one right away!!
....Dave


"CLinT" wrote in message
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Anyone know of a source for radio controlled desk clocks 24 hour
format?

Thanks,
CLinT
remove ... "SO" to reply

"CLinT" wrote in message
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Anyone know of a source for radio controlled desk clocks 24 hour
format?

Thanks,
CLinT

_Not_ to follow-up on the previous, incoherent top-poster.

Try:
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=wwvh+clock+lcd&hl=en

73
Jonesy
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| Gunnison, Colorado | @ | Jonesy | linux __
| 7,703' -- 2,345m | config.com | DM68mn SK

"CLinT" wrote in message
...
Anyone know of a source for radio controlled desk clocks 24 hour
format?

Thanks,
CLinT

_Not_ to follow-up on the previous, incoherent top-poster.

Try:
http://www.google.com/search?as_q=wwvh+clock+lcd&hl=en

73
Jonesy
--
| Marvin L Jones | jonz | W3DHJ | OS/2
| Gunnison, Colorado | @ | Jonesy | linux __
| 7,703' -- 2,345m | config.com | DM68mn SK

Its not 24 hrs but...
Use this link to open a browser window for free shipping..
http://www.SharperImage.com/us/en/in...equestid=57160
Remember: To get free shipping, first close any browser with a window to the
Sharper Image website. Has to do with cookies I think...

Under the search box there is a "Catalog Quick Order" button. Then Search
for Item ET255YYY for a large display Date-Time-Seconds that works on the
WWVB Co signal. It is a Radio Controlled Atomic Alarm Clock running on 2 AA
batteries.

Not bad for 9.95 shipped. IMHO.

Here is a link to see what it looks like:
http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/ca...Y&pid=37134400

"This slim, lightweight and ultra-precise radio-controlled alarm clock sets
itself automatically to the U.S. Atomic Clock's WWVB radio signal from the
National Institute of Standards and Technology in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Displays time with running seconds and date in large, easy-to-read numbers
on an LCD screen. Automatically accounts for Daylight Saving Time. With one
touch, you can instantly display the correct time in any of the four
continental U.S. time zones.

Clock is automatically set by radio once daily; or press the "wave" button
to begin an active search for the WWVB signal. Outside the continental U.S.,
the quartz clock can be set manually. Press anywhere on the front panel to
illuminate the LCD screen. Runs on 2 AA batteries (included). Measures 3
1/2" x 2 1/2" x 5" and weighs 7 oz. 90-day warranty. "

Its not 24 hrs but...
Use this link to open a browser window for free shipping..
http://www.SharperImage.com/us/en/in...equestid=57160
Remember: To get free shipping, first close any browser with a window to the
Sharper Image website. Has to do with cookies I think...

Under the search box there is a "Catalog Quick Order" button. Then Search
for Item ET255YYY for a large display Date-Time-Seconds that works on the
WWVB Co signal. It is a Radio Controlled Atomic Alarm Clock running on 2 AA
batteries.

Not bad for 9.95 shipped. IMHO.

Here is a link to see what it looks like:
http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/ca...Y&pid=37134400

"This slim, lightweight and ultra-precise radio-controlled alarm clock sets
itself automatically to the U.S. Atomic Clock's WWVB radio signal from the
National Institute of Standards and Technology in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Displays time with running seconds and date in large, easy-to-read numbers
on an LCD screen. Automatically accounts for Daylight Saving Time. With one
touch, you can instantly display the correct time in any of the four
continental U.S. time zones.

Clock is automatically set by radio once daily; or press the "wave" button
to begin an active search for the WWVB signal. Outside the continental U.S.,
the quartz clock can be set manually. Press anywhere on the front panel to
illuminate the LCD screen. Runs on 2 AA batteries (included). Measures 3
1/2" x 2 1/2" x 5" and weighs 7 oz. 90-day warranty. "

The bumped it back up to 19.XX

The bumped it back up to 19.XX