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September 12th 09, 04:28 AM
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Shortwave Time Signals - Where have they gone?
ChrisCoaster wrote:
On Sep 11, 5:02 pm, dave wrote: Bob Dobbs wrote: ChrisCoasterwrote: How difficult is it to get a source to accurately set one's watch? Casio 'Solar Atomic' G-Shock +1 on the G Shock Solar Atomic. Last watch I'll ever buy, I suspect. _______________ I DON'T want a watch or clock that sets itself. What I meant by that question was, although most people can navigate the buttons to set the watch, but they don't have access to an accurate time source. I was alarmed by the spread at work, with hourly beeps starting 6 minutes before the hour and some coming 2, 4, or 5 minutes after the hour. Where DO people get their time? -CC A GPS receiver is dead-on accurate. |
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