Clock changes
Posted:
Sat Jun 25, 2011 11:30 amby VickieP
I just read this and found it interesting. Don't throw out your clocks if they start losing time.
http://www.kplctv.com/story/14972457/ap ... upt-clocks
Re: Clock changes
Posted:
Sat Jun 25, 2011 12:06 pmby Bethers
That's an interesting read. I would think, for most people, there are enough outages, even if just for seconds, that require resetting clocks, that they won't even notice. And I'm sure there will be those that complain and complain.
Re: Clock changes
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Sun Jun 26, 2011 8:16 amby retiredhappy
I have one of those self setting electric clocks that automatically resets after a power outage or when I plug in at a campground. For some reason it has become about 15 mins fast and there is no adjustment on the clock to fix it. Oh well, I'm retired so it doesn't really matter. As for the grid adjustment moving Texas clocks ahead a little - probably not a bad thing. I'm still getting used to the slower moving here compared to California. Most of the time its okay except when waiting for a service person - they're NEVER on time here.
