Chaney Instrument Atomix 13131 Dartmouth Desktop Alarm Clock
Using the same technology NASA employs to tell time, Atomix clocks wirelessly synchronize with the National Institute of Standards and Technology's atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado. In addition to daily confirming the time, these clocks automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time and run up to two years on a single AA battery. No wires, no worries, and no more excuses for being late.
The Atomix 13131 Dartmouth Desktop Alarm Clock has a black plastic case with what the manufacturer calls picture frame styling. A thin silver bezel surrounds the large, backlit LCD panel. In the LCD panel, the Dartmouth displays the time as hour, minutes, and seconds and the date as month, date, and day of week. Displays indoor temperature in degrees Fahrenheit Large three-inch by five-inch digital display area (approximate) surrounded by black frame and silver border Electroluminescent light on/off
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Chaney Instrument Atomix 13131 Dartmouth Desktop Alarm Clock Reviews
If you got suckered into this clock take it outside and shoot it. It suddenly decided that it wants to be an hour earlier no matter how many times you change it.
This is the worest alarm clock that I got in my lifetime. Just get a westclock. Trying to look for the manufacturer to obtain the warranty without much help. The digital display faded in and out1 The battery life is terrible and lasted about a week and gone through 3 sets so far within a month.
Could not get it to retrieve the time. Nearly impossible to see the numbers, even with the pathetically dim backlight.
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