Westclox Tech Atomic LCD Alarm Clock #70026AX

The official standard for time keeping is the National Atomic Clock located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This atomic clock is operated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and is accurate to within ten billionths of a second per day. The NIST constantly broadcasts the atomic clock time signal. This Westclox atomic digital clock ensures accuracy to a fraction of a second by automatically receiving and adjusting to the NIST atomic time signal daily. Features: Atomic split second accuracy, touch activated Blue backlight, month/date/day display, indoor temperature display, and DST (automatically adjusts). Requires 2 "AA" batteries (not included). Model #70026AX. Item:# 77611

Price: $12.99

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This product lacks features This clock does not include the time zone for New Brunswick (Canada). You can set the clock to the proper time but it always resets itself to the time zone that is one hour behind NB. Also, the display does not stay lit up so cannot see the time at night. Clock is being returned to store. January 28, 2012

This Product is lacking one feature I was disappointed that the clock face does not stay lit. It only lights up when you press the snooze/light button and stays lit for only 5 seconds. You cannot see the time in the dark, especially when the power is out. December 19, 2011

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