Don't forget to set your clocks ahead an hour!

[wuzzzer]

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.

[Bill H.]

Thanks I did.............still woke up at the same time................only an hour later..............[H] - without an alarm clock..............

[Groomlakearea51]

Why, thanks! I was getting really paranoid at about 6:00 AM this morning.... News said 7:00, all clocks said 6:00 and I had to go outside to make sure the time warp thing was not hovering over the house again. [H]

[picky]

Thanks. Up at 6:30 am this morning (5:30 actual). I've always been an early riser, but...that's early for a Sunday! LOL - Glenn

[Arky]

I did Friday. I hate winter.

[winchester21]

Lost an hour of drinking time

[jacksonbart]

Woke up about an hour ago in a ditch, the time change thing explains it. Thanks

[JL Sargent]

Thought everybody had atomic clocks and watches. Problem solved.

[neo33]

When I woke up, my atomic clock said 06:00 when the actual time was 07:00.

So much for the atomic clock! Or maybe the US Energy department forgot to pay their electrical bills.

Thought everybody had atomic clocks and watches. Problem solved.

[oldtimer]

Problem with atomic clocks is they receive the signal at midnight and/or noon so will not reflect time change which officially happens at 0200.

[neo33]

Is that a theory?

I manually adjusted my atomic clock 1 hour ahead when I woke up in the morning on Sunday. At 18:00 Sunday, the clock automatically turn back to 17:00. Something is fishy!

Problem with atomic clocks is they receive the signal at midnight and/or noon so will not reflect time change which officially happens at 0200.

[JJkizak]

All of you with atomic clock problems have it set up wrong. I went through this for a while before I figured out what was going on. Now no problems at all.

JJK

[JL Sargent]

I have a solar/atomic wrist watch that I have not had to adjust or set in any way since I bought it 4yrs ago!

[jacksonbart]

I had a nuclear wrist watch that was balls on accurate, but radiation made my hair fall out and I couldn't keep food down.

[oldtimer]

Is that a theory?

I manually adjusted my atomic clock 1 hour ahead when I woke up in the morning on Sunday. At 18:00 Sunday, the clock automatically turn back to 17:00. Something is fishy!

Problem with atomic clocks is they receive the signal at midnight and/or noon so will not reflect time change which officially happens at 0200.

Not exactly a theory, just the way ours operate. Yours must be different. On monday morning one was accurate and one needs to be moved to better receive a signal and had not changed yet.

[neo33]

So how is my atomic clock different from your? We both live in the USA. What exactly is "just the way ours operate. Yours must be different." mean?

Not exactly a theory, just the way ours operate. Yours must be different. On monday morning one was accurate and one needs to be moved to better receive a signal and had not changed yet.

[oldtimer]

I may be confused. My clocks are actually labeled "radio controlled" which is supposed to pick up a feed from the atomic clock in Colorado. They only acquire a signal at a set time each day. I have no idea what you have or how it is supposed to work.

[jacksonbart]

becareful, if your loosing hair and your sperm count is low if could be a nuclear clock.

[oldtimer]

I think we are witnessing the symptoms of that from the SF bay area jb.

[neo33]

You are confused. My clocks are also labeled "radio controlled" and also supposed to pick up signal from the atomic clock in Colorado.

I may be confused. My clocks are actually labeled "radio controlled" which is supposed to pick up a feed from the atomic clock in Colorado. They only acquire a signal at a set time each day. I have no idea what you have or how it is supposed to work.