[atart]

I'm looking for an alarm clock and came across this one:

Oregon Scientific | U.S. | Product | DP200A | Daylight Projection Clock with Outdoor Temperature Display

Wondering if any of you have heard anything about that clock or Oregon Scientific in general.

Any other suggestions?

 

[tomo3014]

i use to own an OS LED clock that shoots out the time up on the ceiling and it was cool.
gave it to my ex though.
would love to own another one.

 

[Bizzel]

I had an Oregon Scientific clock / weather station for a few years, great little thing. Mine only told the inside temperature but I know there are some that have an outdoor rf transmitter. I can't remember what happened to mine but from what I remember it was very decent.

 

[MD1032]

I have this Sharp clock (SPC315 is the model number) I got from Wal-Mart that gets the job done. Atomically synchronized, outside/inside temp, two alarms, date, moon phase. Great clock. $30.00!!!!

 

[enigma1406]

That is a sexy looking alarm clock, but the price is a bit daunting. As MD1032 said, you can probably get something that does most of its functions for much less.

 

[infinitesymphony]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MD1032 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have this Sharp clock (SPC315 is the model number) I got from Wal-Mart that gets the job done. Atomically synchronized, outside/inside temp, two alarms, date, moon phase. Great clock. $30.00!!!!

x2. I received the wood-grain Sharp atomic clock for Christmas last year and it's been awesome. Battery power means that power failures won't matter, and it automatically adjusts for DST. The large display is nice, too. But mostly, it's relaxing to know that I'm running on an officially-designated time--no more accidental lateness.

 

[CoxHoward]

My uncle is an importer of goods and has to travel frequently. As he is on different time zones, it is necessary for him to be on time for appointments. Is there an alarm clock that is functional, effective and compact?

 

[Rednamalas1]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MD1032 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have this Sharp clock (SPC315 is the model number) I got from Wal-Mart that gets the job done. Atomically synchronized, outside/inside temp, two alarms, date, moon phase. Great clock. $30.00!!!!

Gotta get ready for those pesky lycans, eh?

 

[MasonMorales]

Hi CoxHoward,

With all modes of transport being crowded to day, it is important that one should have an alarm clock that wakes one up with a gentle and silent vibration without disturbing the rest of the people who are traveling with you. It is the best travel companion for all short and long-haul trips for businessmen and frequent travelers. It is compact enough to be kept it under the pillow or in the pocket. Take a look at: www.shakeawake.com for more information

 

[m0ofassa]

Quote:

Originally Posted by infinitesymphony /img/forum/go_quote.gif x2. I received the wood-grain Sharp atomic clock for Christmas last year and it's been awesome. Battery power means that power failures won't matter, and it automatically adjusts for DST. The large display is nice, too. But mostly, it's relaxing to know that I'm running on an officially-designated time--no more accidental lateness.

dont let your boss know that one

 

[infinitesymphony]

So, CoxHoward and MasonMorales are two pieces of the same spambot.

 

[Drag0n]

That clock looks like a bomb, so when they deliver it, listen for ticking in the box.

 

[Moocher]

Voice response and activation. Very cool.

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