Craig, that is interesting because I had one of my radio clocks
switch back later in the day too. The other two stayed with DST.
I'm now waiting to see if the first clock switches back. I have a
feeling the DST bit got lost, either in the sending or the
receiving. It happened here at roughly 20:00 EDT when the clock went
back to 19:00 EDT. Go figure, indeed.
best wishes,
dave belsley, w1euy
On Apr 2, 2006, at 8:39 PM, Craig D. Smith wrote:
We have a total of 8 "automatic" WWV synched clocks of various types
distributed around the house. When I got up this morning, 6 of
them had
switched time properly. The seventh one did its thing a couple
hours later.
One still hasn't switched at all, but I'm giving it another day or
two.
Curiously, one of the ones that did switch properly switched back to
standard time sometime during the day. Go figure. And I live 30
miles from
the WWV transmitter.
... Craig AC0DS
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