"Mr. Lee" writes:

TV is 20 years old get a new one or forget about the clock.

That's your best suggestion? I don't knoe where I got the idea this was
a *repair* group.

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I have an old (mid-1980's) RCA Colortrak 2000 TV.

I operate the TV -- using a remote-control or using the buttons on the
front panel of the TV set -- the time is displayed on the TV screen.

When I set the TV-time to match the real-time (for example, 2 PM), five
hours later (at 7 PM real-time), the TV-time is 9 PM.

How can I get the TV-time to stay the same as the real-time?
Is the clock a part of the TV or is it in the remote-control?

Gary