We need to get a new clock for the table across the room in the
bedroom. It would be best if it was readable at night without my
glasses (my vision isn't that bad, but a lighted display is essential)
and if it reset itself using radio broadcasts (refered to as a
clock) as we have so many power outages. More features would be
nice (weather, AM/FM/Scanner, etc), but I don't want a cluttered
display. What to people recommend?
NIST has a list of manufactures of time and frequency receivers
I'd like to spend less than $100.
I kind of leaning towards the La Crosse WT-5120U.
ReplyDeleteIf you feel like a kit clock, Lady Ada has the Ice Tube with the GPS add-on for time sync.
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Not really what you're looking for but you might like to check out the clocks at http://longnow.org/
ReplyDeleteEnded up getting the cheapest sony clock. Not exciting and doesn't do radio time keeping, but it works.
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