Title: attractive, but does not self-set
Product review: I give this clock high marks for attractiveness. People really like the way it looks. However, I have only been able to get it to detect the radio signal one time. It does not correct the time on its own, and it did not change to DST when required. So basically, in the end, forget about the radio-control thing. If you like the way it looks (it is HUGE), then enjoy. Don't expect that it will automatically set itself, because that part is evidently faulty.I have tried putting it in different locations, etc., to pick up the signal. No dice. It's just an inferior product in this regard. I have three other radio-controlled clocks (two digital, one analog), and they all keep perfect time, and set themselves automatically. So my feeling is that this Chaney clock uses an inferior technology. So again, buy it if you like the looks, not for accurate time-keeping.
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