Title: Why pay for atomic if signal can't be received?
Product review: I purchased this despite several negative reviews because I already had several atomic clocks, all of which received the signal beautifully. Of course, that didn't matter: this one didn't. So I had to set the clock manually by synchronizing it to my working atomic clock. I realized that I purchased this clock specifically to have a large analog clock that would never be wrong (the correct time is an issue of occasional contention where I live), but I spent about $30 more than I would have for a similarly sized non-atomic analog from Wal-Mart. Not only that, but the thermometer only ever showed 58 degrees, whether sitting in a warm car or hanging in an air conditioned hall. Total waste of time and money. If you buy this, it'll be a complete crapshoot as to whether you're getting the clock some have gotten to work for them, or its evil twin. Don't bother.
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