Anyone have an "Atomic Clock"?

[kasar]

We have one from Restoration Hardware that's supposed to set itself to the correct time.

After the switch to Daylight Savings Time, we waited for it to change but it didn't so we did it ourselves. Well, this morning I noticed that it's an hour fast. Just a little late!

 

[HauntedMansionGeek]

I've never heard of that! It sounds cool though.......can you find them easily?

 

[Van Helsing]

Yes i have one on my Radar dectector

 

[Microcell]

We have two at work and they are three minutes off of each other!! So much for synchronizing them!

 

[Princess Dot]

Mine never reset at Daylight savings, so I set it again myself!

 

[minniepumpernickel]

Did someone mention quantum mechanics? I'm outta here....

No, I don't have an atomic clock, but I've read about them and how they work. They are necessary with long-baseline radio telescopes.

 

[Lanshark]

Mine reset but was in a different timezone. There is a mode on mine that you set to specify timezone you're in. I have to do this each time the time changes in the spring and fall.

I bought mine at Walmart for 10 bucks. I got DD and DS one too so all of our alarms are sychronized.

 

[gallaj0]

We bought a bunch for our office call center, and some work, some don't; it really depends on weather they can recieve the signal. Ours have a little display when they are recieving the signal, so you know if they are working.

 

[kasar]

QUOTE]I've never heard of that! It sounds cool though.......can you find them easily?[/QUOTE]

HMG: Try here:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004WFWM/robrob8sminimall/104-7362310-7383942

 

[hercamore]

We bought two from Sams 4 lyears ago , and they works well.


herc.

 

[tc]

I got one from Kohl's. It didn't reset itself at Daylight Savings Time. I reset it, pushed the Mountain time button, and it's been perfect ever since.