Re: Clock card preference

[brian.hammack@rook.wa.com (Brian Hammack)]

 Randy and 'macuming' couldn't help but dribble:

 m | The other is a Thunderclock Plus, wiht the number 880-02 in the
   | upper right hand corner, and is powered by smaller 1.5v batts

N-cells, to be exact.

 RS| I have an AI Applied Time II clock myself, which is Thunderclock
   | compatible. On it you can do a PR# to the card's slot to get a
   | menu to set the time. That might not be a normal Thunderclock

I have a Clockworks card by Micro Systems Research which is also
Thunderclock compatable (complete with using a POKE and PR# to set the
time, no menu though).  It uses a coin cell.

My clock of choice is the No-Slot Clock; I've never had a problem with
it that couldn't be fixed by the SmartWatch utility.  Yes, far as I
know the battery can't be replaced or easily accessed so you wind up
tossing it eventually but new ones are readily available (for $20).

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 * 2qwk! 2.04 * The computing field is always in need of new cliches.
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