Klaatu wrote in message
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"Bill Proms" wrote in message
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I have 3 Intelli-Time LED alarm clocks around the house, just like the
one
he


http://www.acurite.com/clock/alarm-c...alarm-clock-13
027a2.html

I initially bought these due to them keeping time when the power goes
off
and auto resetting for DST. There is a problem, however. Each of the
clocks becomes inaccurate over time. If I set them all manually to the
same time, within a few months, each one will be off by 3-5 minutes.

So I ask, what is the problem and is there any way to repair it?

Thanks in advance,
Bill



http://www.ebay.com/itm/Westclox-700...rm-Clock-/2610
19821915?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cc5fe675b

or, if you want to see the display at night


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Atomic-Proje...61330?pt=US_Cl
ocks&hash=item484513a7b2

I've used one of the projection alarm clocks for 4 years now, with the
projector light on 24/7.
No problems. Its has battery back-up, but no projection if the power
fails.
All the alarm and wall clocks in the house are now atomic. So is my
wris****ch.
IMHO, If a clock doesn't show the correct time, its not a clock...its a
timer.



Confucius , he say, but even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a
day