ATOMIC CLOCK RADIO W/
- Sets itself by receiving signal from the official U
- Time & temperature is projected to the wall or ceiling
- Internal antenna
- Snooze alarm
Product Description
SKY SCAN 34202 Atomic Clock Radio with Projection Time and Temperature Sets itself by receiving signal from the official U.S. Atomic Clock ; Time and temperature is projected to the wall or ceiling ; Internal antenna; Snooze alarm ; 1.25" LCD display ; Indoor temperature with C/F option; Day and date digital calendar ; Automatically adjusts for ;Daylight Savings Time changes ; Battery back-up Atomic Clock Radio with Projection Time and Temperature
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ATOMIC CLOCK RADIO W/
- Publisher: SKY SCAN
- Label: SKY SCAN
- Studio: SKY SCAN
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 4 reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: I have 3 of these, love them all! 2008-03-30
Comment: I have bought 3 of these, I love seeing the time and temperature on the ceiling, so I don't have to get up to see what time it is. I also like to know the temperature. I've had my first one for four years now. The second one I've had for 3 years, and I just bought the 3rd one. Great product!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: projection display problem 2007-10-04
Comment: This was my 2nd try for a projection clock radio - once again a disappointment! The projection display was upside down, and there was no way to rotate it. The only way I could read it was if I projected it on the opposite wall, which was not where I wanted it! We e-mailed the company and ask how we could turn the display right side up - there reply was that we couldn't! Also the back light was so bright it bothered us during the night, and there was no dimmer switch. So another projection clock radio gets returned! Does'nt anyone make a good one?!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: eerie blue glow 2007-09-07
Comment: The automatic time reset is fantastic. The problem is the blue glow. This thing is like daylight in a dark room and will hurt your eyes if you look directly at it in the middle of the night. They definitely needed a dimmer function. Another issue is the detachable power cord and a good reason why you need the automatic time reset. I would stick with the version with the red LED readout.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating:
Summary: modern timepiece, old tech radio 2007-02-11
Comment: why an atomic clock and a NON digital radio?
projector is neat
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ATOMIC CLOCK RADIO W/
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