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Why do all the atomic clocks require batteries?

To prevent AC line noise from drowning out the time signal?




Makes no sence that I woul dbuy aclock to not have to reset
the time just so I can play with the batteries instead.

All the clocks in my house are atomic clocks except for the one on the
microwave and stove, and I never have to reset them except for battery
changes. Read your owners manual. Battery change is done once a year on
new years day. They do DST changes automatically. The only thing to reset
is timezone.


Anyone know of a simple analog atomic (naval time by radio) wall clock
that
uses only 120v ac and no adaptor? (Online specs?) Much obliged.

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