La Crosse Technology, Black WT-8005U-B Atomic Digital Wall Clock with Indoor Temperature, 9 by 1 by 7.2 Inch
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This unit is 7" x 9", with a screen that is 6" in diameter This size is 5 x 5). There is really not much to it, but it's a good size. I am looking at it on the bookshelf in my office right now and it's bigger than a 5x8 picture frame but smaller than an 8x10 picture It is my hope that this helped.
There are about one and a half hours in the day Approximately 1/2" is the date and 1/2" is the size of the picture. From 20 feet away, you should be able to read the numbers clearly.
Not lighted and hard to read. NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NOT AT ALL. At the moment, the clock on the wall is visible from a distance of two yards, and it is just barely readable.
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They cost a bit more, but they are worth it.
Because the time and date on this website are often wrong, I gave it one star. The situation is A single task is performed by the program It shows the correct time just fine. I have worked with other atomic/radio clocks with no problems. It just turned back the clocks from Daylight Savings, such that idiot clock doesn't know which way is up. Since a few days have passed, the "radio icon" hasn't been seen. It's not worth your money to invest in this garbage. Our money won't stop them from robbing us or fixing the stupid thing if we don't give it to them. There's nothing wrong with the clock's location - just look at the time. The date is on the right.
When this clock is installed above a door 7+ feet from the ground, I cannot read the time up close because ALL the numerals on the clock appear at the same brightness level as the actual time. As far away as I stood from the clock, the time became readable. That was the solution to the problem. The clock should only be purchased if it is going to be installed at a height that approximates your.
Among the atomic clocks that I have in my home are a different model from La Crosse and none have caused me any problems. The model I am recommending however does not meet my standards. A gift was given to me for the first. In the beginning, it took several days for it to pick up the tower signal, but finally I got it set to the correct day and time, and I could see it connecting from time to time. that I have multiple atomic clocks in my house, and they have never had a problem picking up the signal in the same areas After getting it connected, it worked fine for about a month, but then on February 5th, it suddenly decided it was daylight savings time and automatically went forward an hour (the DST symbol was displayed on the display hence why I know I haven't noticed an issue with my tower during any of my past use of my other atomic clocks. Although I tried resetting, it did not work. Eventually, I bought another of the same model off of Amazon just to give it another go. Once more, it took several days for the signal to reach the computer. I used the machine for about a month before it abruptly stopped displaying any new content. Unlike last time, it suddenly decided it was a different day when it changed from an incorrect time to an incorrect There were at least 12 hours difference between the date displayed at the end of February and the actual date it started showing in January. There were even skewed minutes, not just if you looked at the hours, so there was no question as to what time zone it picked up, it was just totally off. Therefore, I returned the second one to Amazon for a refund, and I have given up on this model completely. There is no way to trust this clock to work. I do not suggest anyone buys it.
I like the clock's design. The display is terrific, and the price is great You will find everything you are looking for in this product. A stand to put it on a table comes with it, but I have it on the wall now. There are major problems with each product that cost one star because they are contrary to statements made. It is difficult to follow the instructions, which read like translations, and you must cycle through a series of buttons in an exact sequence before you can operate the controls on the back. Additionally, the watch does not communicate with the signal of the Colorado atomic clock. Despite my attempts to place it in various spots in the house, including a window facing west (I live in Pennsylvania and there are hills in the vicinity), I haven't been successful. The final issue is that the time did not change to Eastern Standard Time when we stopped daylight saving time. Manually moving it back an hour took a lot of work. Designers and manufacturers would think these three issues could be easily resolved, yet they don't seem to be so. You can see them there.
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