All La Crosse Technology weather instruments, clocks and watches are calibrated daily to the atomic time standard of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. All instruments default to fahrenheit, inches, mph and all atomic time pieces are tuned to the 60 kHz, WWVB radio signal broadcast by the National Institute of Standards and Technology at Fort Collins, Colorado.
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| Silver Projection Alarm Clock with Atomic Time & Indoor Temperature | 3.67" H x 6.49" W x 1.16" D | 1 lbs |
Founded in 1985, La Crosse Technology is a multinational company that has lead its business to thrive through a small-town emphasis on customer satisfaction. Their consumer electronics products include radio-controlled clocks and watches, wireless weather stations, power monitors, and other measuring devices. La Crosse Technology introduced radio-controlled clocks to the US market in 1991 and continues to be on the cutting edge of this technology across America. All of their weather instruments, clocks and watches are calibrated daily to the atomic time standard of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. All instruments default to fahrenheit, inches, mph and all atomic time pieces are tuned to a 60 kHz, WWVB radio signal in Fort Collins Colorado. More on La Crosse Technology...
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Comments about La Crosse Technology Silver Projection Alarm Clock with Atomic Time & Indoor Temperature:
The left hand didget was weak to start with and now it is too dim to read.
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My friends saw mine I had to buy more to keep them looking at mine all the time
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Ceiling projection was crisp and clear the first time.
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We purchased 4, 3 as gifts I sure hope the others project better then ours. The one we have makes a barely visable numbers at 6 feet.
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This clock does a great job of projecting the time display onto a ceiling in a dark room. The positioning of the projected display is versatile thanks to the combination of a movable portion of the clock and the option to rotate the projected image with the controls as well. Having said that, the buttons are very, very low quality and require a nimble and practiced touch to control them as desired. When setting the alarm time, one push of the button may advance the time three or four hours instantly...unreliable at best. I consider myself technologically advanced, and it takes me two or three times a night to set the alarm time because I pass by my desired time due to the poor performance of the clock buttons. The electronic menu layout is rather awful to make matters worse. But I sure do like seeing the time on my ceiling. That part pretty much makes it worthwhile somehow.
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I love not having to get out of bed to turn the light on to see the time.
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bought as a gift for a friend, he seems to like it
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I love waking up to the time showing on the ceiling! No more craning my neck and practically falling out of bed to read the clock. And I can read it without my glasses---nice, big bold numbers. Only draw-back is that my husband is color-blind and he can't see red, so he misses out on getting the time from the ceiling!
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Took a week to interpret instructions that must have been written by an engineer. Without a lighted face, the only use is the time projection and that is just so-so.
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I use the clock in my bedroom. I love the projection feature and the ability to rotate the time in different directions. It would be nice if you could increase the broadness of the projected time for easier reading. It's kind of weird setting the alarm, but you'll get used to it. If you have to re-set the clock for whatever reason, it's a pain and takes longer than desired! Lastly, the clock needs a longer cord!
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