searched atomic clock &amp; this showed up. says nothing about being an atomic clock. is it &amp; does it have settings for the different time zones &amp; dst
1934529
there is no settings. However, as long as you matched your local time. It works very well.
1179640
It's a great clock, but the instruction sheet to this clock is worthless. The clock has a lot of features that are not listed. You have to keep pressing the select button until it cycles through all of the different features until you see the clock showing the feature you want, in your case, military time. Hope this helps. (note: there is no help on-line for this)
1188823
Mine set itself when I first plugged it in. It does come with instructions to change the time settings. They are somewhat complicated because you have to set 8 different settings. I had to go through that to change from Daylight savings to Standard time. If you don't have the manual try to get it from the company website. It is too hard to figure out without the manual.
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
513337
I couldn't get it to work.The light would come on but the buttons would not set the clock.I didn't thinkit was worth the trouble return it so I threw it in the trash. I had got this for my sister who cant remember the day and date(senile--old age)I bought a desk calendar /clock that works just fine for her.Got it from walmart. sorryi couldn't be any help to you.
300560
I didn't realize I didn't know how either. Hope I never have to change the time and date. Hope you get an answer.
243449
don't know...i returned mine because it wouldn't set time or controls anymore
1966005
it is a clock and has several time zone options....it is not a timer or stop clock
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.
194489
If you can't see the time and date then its definitely broken. My unit is bright enough to clearly display the time & date, even during daylight hours. There is only one level of "brightness"(the default).
1104145
My clock automatically set the time a few minutes after I installed the battery, I didn't have to do anything. But the instructions for this clock are here...http://skyscanatomicclocks.com/site/owners-manuals/Click on the clock you have, if it's model 88909 it's on the top left corner. Good luck!
723447
Stevie, the clock is a 24 hour clock that only displays in the 12 hour format. My clock is mounted in my golf cart on the rear view mirror and has operated perfectly from the day I received it. If you want to set it to GMT (or, as in certain quarters like to say, Zulu time) have at it but it will only display one time zone and the date. I have mine set to alternately flash time and date. Oh! and yes the tape provided for mounting is not the greatest...what do you expect at this price?
93138
You can set the analog clock manually, then watch the antenna icon on the far left for a link. When it has 3 sets of non blinking quotes around it, it has linked. I had to move mine to a different location to get a link. Also, try turning the clock left and right a bit and wait for it to link.
2142139
I can't remember except that it was easy to set the time. Did instructions come with your clock? It doesn't seem like the pin should've come all the way out. Mine is almost a year old now and is still keeping perfect time so it might be worth your while to seek and exchange or contact the manufacturer directly. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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.
965360
I believe the question refers to the digital time not being backlit. This is an issue I also have with this unit. Very hard to read the time. In fact, any of the info on the screen is hard to read!
2085196
I never had a problem setting mine up, but now that you asked I went to look at it. There are "am" & "pm" notes beside the time and although they are small they are pretty easy to see. The "am" shows beside the time above the center of the minute digit & the "pm" is beside the minute digit below centre. I have to get to about 2 feet to see the actual "am or pm" but the time is nice & big. The rest of the symbols are little on the summary screen, but once you get it set up you don't really need to look at them, or at least I don't. Hope this helps, I really like mine - specially the remote!