Does it do 24 hrtime in hundredths
1345228
Dean, I just checked the time clock and it does military time but it is only capable of doing time stamps in base 60, not base 100. In other words, 5:30pm on this closk would read 17:30 not 17.50. Hope that helps.
1345229
Dean,I just checked the time clock and it does military time but it is only capable of doing time stamps in base 60, not base 100. In other words, 5:30pm on this closk would read 17:30 not 17.50. Hope that helps.
1345230
No, it is very low tech. Prints time by the minute only (11:10 AM) in 12 or 24 hour format. No date or anything else, just time of day. Great product if all you want is time of day.
1345231
I would not recommend this product. We got it as a cheap replacement and we are not happy with it.
1345232
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure about this. We only use it for actual time by minutes.
890895
Hi J., the Sony Clock Radio can switch between the 12-hour system (default) and the 24-hour system. -Vincent
886491
Yes. Keep hitting lower left button till time appears. Not only twelve hour time but military 2400 hour time is displayed if chosen.
1741949
I didn't realize that you could use 24 hr. time. I cannot figure out how to do it. The instructions that I have do not give any indication that you can change time format. If you do find a way, I'd like to know.
1322547
Yes it does but depending on where you have it, it could take a day or so. Last fall my clock changed immediately to standard time but this spring it didn't change until the next night. It was in the same spot but that also happens with other atomic clocks we have. Sometimes they change immediately, sometimes a day or two later.
1738673
I just checked. The hour numbers go to 24 hours. The minutes numbers go to 60. So you could get 25 hours total.
282387
Yes. Increments are done to the hundredths, whether you are working on ounces or grams
1406743
The twelve-hour clock indicates whether it is a.m. or p.m. in the display. I no longer have the instructions and I only use the device as a timer or a stop-watch, but I see that someone else has answer that it can also be a twenty-four-hour clock.
106115
I haven't tested it, but I dont think the timer works unless you turn past 10 and then back to the time you want
424981
I don't remember because we returned it immediately since it couldn't keep the correct time.
698301
No sorry, it can countdown from a maximum of 99 minutes and 59 seconds. If we included hours on the timer the digits would need to be much smaller and based on feedback the size of the digits was more important that counting down from 2+ hours.
427876
I'm sorry. I don't know if it does. I don't have these automatic timers anymore, sold them with the home I left them with. Sorry I can't answer your question. I set timers for a certain time but not like your times. They worked well for me. Sorry I can't answer your question. :o/
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
1737834
Yes, it says "today is the 24th" (or 22nd) but not the day of the week.Odd, I feel that if it can be programmed to say "today is" then "the 24th" or (22nd) why not have it say "tuesday the 22nd" (or 24th)
1579060
Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.
928816
There is no clock involved at all. It doesn't care what time it is... You set it by how many hours and minutes you want. It goes to 20 hours, and in one minute increments.Hope this helps..;~)
1793673
My previous answer was inadequate. You cannot use the clock for three different time zones. The second screen has just clock (military time), a count up mode clock and a count up mode clock in 1/100 seconds.