Atomic Clock Radio

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Atomic Clock Radio

Atomic clock radio? We've been looking for an atomic clock radio. Finally they are available, an atomic clock radio that sets itself, and maintains split second accuracy!
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SkyScan 34202 Atomic Projection Clock Radio
The SkyScan 34202 is a digital AM/FM clock radio with an atomic alarm and calendar clock, an LCD panel continuously backlit in blue, and a projected display of time and indoor temperature in red. Because this clock uses 120Vac, 60Hz house current, its LCD and projected display stay lit constantly. You don't have to fumble around in the dark trying to press a button and light a display that stays lit for only a few seconds. And because the clock is atomic, it sets itself automatically, adjusts automatically for Daylight Saving Time, and is totally accurate.Regular price: $38.95
Sale price: $29.95, 2/$58.00, 6/$151.00

Oregon Scientific BARM969PA Atomic Projection Clock with Weather Station and FM Radio
The Oregon Scientific BARM969PA Atomic Projection Clock is the most elegant and sophisticated projection alarm clock we've seen to date. The Oregon Scientific BARM969PA is a radio controlled projection alarm clock, an FM clock radio, an indoor thermometer, and a weather forecaster. But that is just the beginning, read on and see what else Oregon Scientific has built into this unit.Regular price: $89.99
Sale price: $59.95, 2/$118.00

Please note. The signal atomic clocks receive in order to set the time does not propagate well during the day. That's the nature of the signal, not the clock. These clocks are designed to catch the signal when they can, generally in the middle of the night, calibrate themselves, and then run quite accurately for days until they can catch another signal. When you first put in the batteries, they will most likely not set themselves until the middle of the night. The analog clocks generally tick for a few seconds, advance to 4:00, and wait. The digitals display various things while they wait. That's normal. By morning, weather permitting, it should be correct.