How many clocks to reset?
Nov 3, 2019 09:35:24 #
Wow! I counted the clocks I had to reset. I might be the champ......
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What is your number?
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Nov 3, 2019 09:41:58 #
None.
--Bob
--Bob
R Crawford wrote:
Wow! I counted the clocks I had to reset. I might be the champ......
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What is your number?
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Nov 3, 2019 10:03:44 #
Nov 3, 2019 10:04:30 #
You had more work to do than I did. There were only 6 here.
Dodie
Dodie
Nov 3, 2019 10:08:51 #
Although most of my clocks are modern digital, I still have some older analog clocks that need attending to. Between our main home and our home away from home I'd say there are probably 6 clocks that need to go back an hour. I have one digital clock that gets confused. I can either wait for it to "figure out" the correct time or I can reset it manually.
Nov 3, 2019 10:27:24 #
Wow.
We only have twelve that require changing, five are automatic (phones & computers).
One car is super simple, it has Hour & Minute buttons, not part of the radio.
We only have twelve that require changing, five are automatic (phones & computers).
One car is super simple, it has Hour & Minute buttons, not part of the radio.
Nov 3, 2019 11:20:08 #
22 over two households. The ones I usually forget (or ignore completely) are the light timers, point and shoot camera, digital picture frame, the answering feature on my land line phones, and wrist watches that I seldom wear. Just another reason to stop this archaic practice.
Nov 3, 2019 11:25:04 #
john451 wrote:
22 over two households. The ones I usually forget (or ignore completely) are the light timers, point and shoot camera, digital picture frame, the answering feature on my land line phones, and wrist watches that I seldom wear. Just another reason to stop this archaic practice.
Haha. Thanks for reminding me, I forgot the three cameras. Now how could I do that???
Nov 3, 2019 11:29:59 #
R Crawford wrote:
Wow! I counted the clocks I had to reset. I might be the champ......
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What is your number?
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What is your number?
Next time, you might consider not changing them. They'll be correct 6 months of the year. When you look at them, just remember to subtract 1 hour. I went to Europe for two weeks and never changed my watch. I still knew the correct time.
Mark
Nov 3, 2019 11:36:46 #
markngolf wrote:
Next time, you might consider not changing them. They'll be correct 6 months of the year. When you look at them, just remember to subtract 1 hour. I went to Europe for two weeks and never changed my watch. I still knew the correct time.
Mark
Mark
I don't change the house cooling thermostat as it's usually only used during DST. We never look at the clock on it anyway. Heat yes. Heat is usually active (enabled) about a month before DST ends.
Nov 3, 2019 11:41:43 #
R Crawford wrote:
Wow! I counted the clocks I had to reset. I might be the champ......
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What is your number?
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What is your number?
None, they all reset themselves!
Nov 3, 2019 11:47:07 #
Longshadow wrote:
I don't change the house cooling thermostat as it's usually only used during DST. We never look at the clock on it anyway. Heat yes. Heat is usually active (enabled) about a month before DST ends.
I never use the program (or time) on our thermostat. I raise or lower temp for comfort. At night, in the warmer months, the AC is set to 72 and probably runs most of the night. In cooler weather, we open the slider in the bedroom for fresh, cool air - no heat at night.
To Each His Own? (great song, too).
Mark
Nov 3, 2019 12:11:13 #
R Crawford wrote:
Wow! I counted the clocks I had to reset. I might be the champ......
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What is your number?
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What is your number?
Zero - I live in AZ.
Nov 3, 2019 12:14:49 #
Nov 3, 2019 12:55:58 #
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