Have a happy Leap Hour day !
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Today is happy :-)
Tomorrow will not :-(
Didier KO4BB
Brian Kirby wrote:
Have a happy Leap Hour day !
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I have two Chinese-made atomic clocks that did not adjust to the new time.
My Casio atomic watch did adjust correctly.
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Have a happy Leap Hour day !
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I suppose the time signal includes DST info and these clocks do not use
it, while the Casio does? Or is the Casio a new model that may have the
right DST programming?
Didier KO4BB
The clocks and the watch were all purchased within the last four months. Of
course, I don't know how long they
I have had mine for a while and all I could say is, it was nice while it
lasted :-)
Well, on the positive side, you may be off by an hour, but the seconds
will be right :-)
I plan to take tomorrow off anyhow, that will give me another day to
adjust my own body clock (with is not disciplined
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I have had mine for a while and all I could say is, it was nice while it
lasted :-)
Well
To address some of the recent DST postings...
Clocks with hard-coded USA DST rules will be off by an
hour for the three weeks from 11-Mar to 1-Apr-2007.
Given how long it's been since the DST rules changed you
can see why someone in a cheap or weak moment would
design a clock with hardcoded
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Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2007 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Happy Leap Hour Day !
To address some of the recent DST postings...
Clocks with hard-coded USA DST rules will be off by an
hour for the three weeks from 11-Mar to 1
I do not know if my clocks (WWVB controlled types) are one of these hard
coded one, or a smart one, but I will say the one feature that made me
choose it over others was the low price (for a WWVB controlled model).
Let's be honest, it was cheap. However, if it happens to have simply
missed
Tom, I was under the same impression as you, regarding RC clocks. However, I
just pulled/replace the battery on one of mine and then forced an update. It
still is an hour off. Am I missing something, or is the clock?
What make/model? This is interesting. I have seen
something like this
Hi Tom:
It's interesting that NIST has specified the dates for DST- ST changes
in 1976.pdf.
So that document is now wrong.
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke
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Tom Van Baak wrote:
Tom,
What make/model? This is interesting. I have seen
something like this before. It might work tomorrow. It
might take one 2 AM transition. Or it might work in
another hour when 11-Mar-2007 UTC is over. Can
you try it again a few times and tell me when it first
comes up with the correct time?
might take one 2 AM transition. Or it might work in
another hour when 11-Mar-2007 UTC is over. Can
you try it again a few times and tell me when it first
comes up with the correct time?
Tom, I did another forced sync and now it has the correct time.
might take one 2 AM transition. Or it might work in
another hour when 11-Mar-2007 UTC is over. Can
you try it again a few times and tell me when it first
comes up with the correct time?
Tom, I did another forced sync and now it has the correct time.
Cool. Yeah, it sounds like it has
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