  Re: (bad experiences with) WWVB clock time  > >These are also
made by Oregon Scientific.  I bought one at Fry's Electronics >
>in Anaheim, CA  a month or so ago for $30 on sale. > I won one
of the Oregon Scientific WWV clocks in a raffle at a convention
> last month.  To my surprise, it is a Most Inaccurate Clock.
When it  > receives a signal, it often jumps to the wrong time.
If I look at it a few  > hours later, it is often off by a
different amount of time. > My sundial is more useful.  I have
one of the Oregon Scientific "Radio Controlled"  "Projection"
clocks.  I got it as a gift over the holidays,  plugged it in,
and it has been right on to the second ever  since. It has never
been off once, and according to the  documentation I live in the
worst place in the country for   > WWV clocks have never worked
well.  I had one 15 years ago that was also  > flaky.  Most
people have trouble with fading or weak signals on the WWV  >
frequencies while using a little antenna.  Seems like now that
we have so