Radio Controlled Clock
Model Number 63-968
| If you are a watch
aficionado you may need a time reference for setting your
watches. The Radio Shack Radio Controlled Clock is one of
the most cost efficient references available. |
| The Radio Shack Radio
Controlled Clock combines a simple design with advanced
technology. You can set the clock so it automatically
sets the time and date using a radio signal it receives.
The clock checks the radio signal several times each day
and automatically updates the time and date, providing
the most accurate time possible. |
| This clock receives a 60
kHz longwave radio signal from radio station WWV to set
and update the time and date, which broadcasts the time
according to the U.S. government's hyper-accurate atomic
clock in Boulder, Colorado. |
| Clock Data | |||
| Manufacturer | Radio Shack | ||
| Model Number | 63-968 | ||
| Name | Radio-Controlled Clock | ||
| Power Source | 2 - "AAA" batteries (3 volt) | ||
| Dimensions | 3 9/16" high x 2 3/4" wide x 7/8" deep. (91 x70 x 22 MM) | ||
| Weight | 7.2 Oz. (204 g) | ||
| Features | |||
| Large LCD display | Shows current time and date, alarm time, time zone and day of week. | ||
| Signal Strength Meter | Shows the strength of the radio signal being received to set the time. | ||
| Three Languages | The clock can be set to English, French, or Spanish. | ||
| Time Zone Map | Shows Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern time zones. | ||
| Crescendo Alarm | Sounds a series of beeps that gradually increase in volume. | ||
| Snooze Control | Lets you temporarily silence the alarm for about 8 minutes so you can sleep a little longer. | ||
| Low Battery Indicator | Appears when the batteries are weak. | ||
| Display Backlight | Lets you see the display in low light situations. | ||
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