RatLabGuy
You look like a monkey and smell like one too
- Joined
- May 18, 2005
- Location
- Churchville, MD
Woah check out this oven / stovetop / dishwasher combo. Actually quite genius. From another thread.
However if you can get one and hook it up I’ll guarantee your clock will always be a little ahead of time lolWoah check out this oven / stovetop / dishwasher combo. Actually quite genius. From another country.
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The dang clock in my jku gains time. Every week I have to roll it back about 5/6 minsHowever if you can get one and hook it up I’ll guarantee your clock will always be a little ahead of time lol
It’s a Jeep thing?The dang clock in my jku gains time. Every week I have to roll it back about 5/6 mins
Maybe I'm dumb or optimistic but that thing looks pretty analog to me, don't see a clock.However if you can get one and hook it up I’ll guarantee your clock will always be a little ahead of time lol
The joke is 50Hz European power versus North American 60Hz. Analog things from there would run faster here. The reverse is true for taking analog synchronous clocks from here and trying to use them in Europe. Aside from that pesky voltage difference of course...Maybe I'm dumb or optimistic but that thing looks pretty analog to me, don't see a clock.
Its seems pretty logical for a tight space kitchen
Our power blinks often enough I have no idea if any of my appliance clocks gain or lose timeThe joke is 50Hz European power versus North American 60Hz. Analog things from there would run faster here. The reverse is true for taking analog synchronous clocks from here and trying to use them in Europe. Aside from that pesky voltage difference of course...
That said my night stand alarm clock always loses time, probably a minutes or two every few months. Since day one 2-1/2 decades ago. We have another clock in the house gains a couple minutes every few months. I thought the whole point of using a crystal oscillator powered by DC was that it would be relatively reliable/constant but apparently not.
Quoted for truth. While I have very few outages at home in the last half decade the frequency of power quality issues has exploded exponentially. LED lighting does not help with that perception either since it has no ride through capability. At least with the old incandescent bulbs the filament stayed white hot for half a second...Our power blinks often enough I have no idea if any of my appliance clocks gain or lose time![]()
Could have been much worse!
Yea that dozer definitely went the right way for the driverCould have been much worse!
I’m assuming he had AAA and should be good to go
Lettuce and shellfish ….