[deal dead] atomic clock radio $15 at radio shack, free shipping

[cremefilled]

Get a regular $40 atomic-accuracy clock radio for the clearance price of $15. This offer is good at radioshack's website, and also in-store if you print out the web coupon.

I can't get a direct url without a session ID, but you should see the ad on their root page. You can also search for item #12-1626.


edit: Thanks, robsdeals, for pointing out the free shipping.

 

[RossMAN]

direct link without session ID.

I just went to radioshack.com as you link, did NOT click the link just right clicked on the hyerlink and selected copy shortcut then pasted the URL into here.

 

[webinformer]

How about this direct link

 

[xsquid]

Thanks, just went and picked one up. Nice price.

 

[BullishDad]

I bought one of these about a year ago. I think it was on sale for $25. I wound up returning it because it was next to impossible to pick up the signal unless the antenna was near a window. The place in the room I needed the clock wasn't near the window.

I don't want to totally discourage anyone from buying this, because at $15 it is a hot deal, but think about where you will place the antenna. Also, I get lousy FM reception so your mileage may vary. Since Radio Shack is almost everywhere at least you can return it if you have the same problem I did.

 

[TonyG]

What about this wireless mouse they have on sale for $9.99? I might pick this up if it is of good quality.
Wireless Mouse

 

[J3anyus]

Nice, I think I'm going to pick one up over the next few days. Thanks!

 

[The_Dude8]

how accurate is the klock picking up the goverment atomic time??

 

[dentalboy]

great deal on the clock with accurate timing

 

[robsdeals]

Free Shipping too!!!!!!!!

 

[shutrbug]

And 2% ebates also! (although it's only $0.60)

 

[NTPA]

Like the weekend shut-off feature.

 

[lo5750ul]

FYI, this is not a clock that uses the Atomic Clock signal. It uses a secondary radio signal to set the time and the clock desciption claims Atomic Clock Accuracy

 

[grappa]

According to the website,



<< Automatically sets itself by checking a special radio signal tied to the government's atomic clock - the same signal used by the military and NASA. >>



<< Text >>






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[c0pperas]

FYI, this is not a clock that uses the Atomic Clock signal. It uses a secondary radio signal to set the time and the clock desciption claims Atomic Clock Accuracy

FYI: NIST Radio Station WWVB

Just picked up one at one of the non-mall stores. Only one they had was the display with no box or instructions. Manager gave me another 10% off. Took it home pluged it in and within a couple of minutes had the correct time.

Also the instructions for it are at : Atomic Clock Radio

 

[lo5750ul]

D'oh me.

 

[cremefilled]

Any other comments about how well the clock-signal antenna works? Does it really have to be placed in a window?

 

[palidor]

any other comments about how well this thing works (about the antenna and stuff)?

might pick one up tonight

 

[ChrisADuffy]

Never be late again!

 

[SpotDancer]

<< Any other comments about how well the clock-signal antenna works? Does it really have to be placed in a window? >>



I have had two of these for a few years now. I live in a brick apartment building surrounded by trees and triple-decker houses. I do not have these clocks anywhere near a window. However, every once in a while......like when the battery dies and I have to replace it, I have to put it near a window in order for the time to reset itself. After that, no problem.

This is a great price for these, and they are very accurate.

Get 'em if you can!!!!!

 

[fishsocks]

Thanks. Just ordered one for my anal retentive bro-in-law.
Radiation exposure badges on sale too!!

 

[k0rww]

$15.63 shipped is not a bad deal, thanks.

 

[Cyiode]

This clock sucks. My dad got one a while ago and it just stopped working for no reason. Get the one at Fry's that they usually have for $20, it's much smaller so better for travel as well.

 

[palidor]

so you HAVE to use batteries, you cant plug it into the wall?

 

[c0pperas]

so you HAVE to use batteries, you cant plug it into the wall?

No...

Like most modern clock radios it has a 9V battery for power backup.