Can this clock be adjusted for Pacific Ocean tides?
1376658
This might help? I'm curious too, and this is one website that had an easy to understand explanation:http://www.tideclocks.com/about/view/6
1376659
It can be adjusted but it has to done weekly. On the Atlantic it doesn't have to be one as often.
1376660
There's probably a scientific explanation but Pacific tides aren't as uniform. I haven't seen any clock for the Pacific that doesn't have to be adjusted more often. You can't set them and forget them.
2240706
Actually, we ended up sending it back because we could never get the time setting right. Sorry, I don't remember if it announced the day or not.
77645
I think that is referring to how if the time zone (Central, Pacific, etc...) is set there is a pre-set sunrise/sunset programmed in that also accommodates for daylight savings time.
1501219
Sorry, I haven't needed to change the time on it. It's been on the correct time since first power up. But I believe the clock is in the settings menu.
1754304
Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one. Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently... » Read More Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one. « Show Less
1731455
I believe so,just program the days you want the timer to work and set the times. I'm not aware of its accuracy as I use mine for my pool pump
1157540
Yes, we carry two clocks that will preform this function. The Talking Time, Month and Date Alarm Clock, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Talking-Time-Month-Alarm-Clock/dp/B00013KOTS/ref=sr_1_1?m=A2TORNECBMNNW4&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1400856872&sr=1-1&keywords=B00013KOTS and the Curve Talking Clock, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Ultmost-Curve-Talking-Clock/dp/B000186X16/ref=sr_1_1?m=A2TORNECBMNNW4&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1400856975&sr=1-1&keywords=B000186X16.
1488462
No, it does not have a clock so it cannot be set to certain times. It can only be set to go off at intervals, such as every minute or every five minutes.
1291357
Yes they can. Although the dial out when it alarms is vague about whether the water or motion is alarming. It tells you the current temperature and if the power is on, but if the water or motion is alerted then it only says something like "accesory alert". Still an awesome set up.
2217342
I don't know if it will work. Our time clocked worked flawlessly for a couple years, then just quit keeping accurate time.
1978992
The clock I have automatically sets itself for daylight savings time. Maybe you have it set for the wrong time zone. Look at the directions. The clock works really well.
370548
exactly! you have to take the current time and do the math to know how long it is until 7am. so setting it each day will require either going to bed at the exact same time or figuring out the math again.
2192437
This clock would need to be reset in most circumstances. Like other analog clocks. Even so this device works very well.
1265940
Yes, it can. You can switch between the display view modes: seconds, dual time, sun timings, stopwatch, timer, blank field and day of the week + date.
2046228
Yes. It has AM and PM settings. We use it for one morning and two evening and when you answer one alarm it tells you that time and reminds you of the next one. They can be adjusted any time easily too.
1327808
I believe you have the option to set the time for different days of the week. I have not done this though as I do not use the alarm.
1197438
I don't think you can. There is no actual time setting. You just set the amount of hours from the certain point. There is no build in clock or anything like that.