Time flies when you're traveling the globe, and sometimes gets lost in a time zone, but with the new Multiband ExactSet? atomic clock from Oregon Scientific, Inc., the precise time is always at your fingertips whether you're in Japan or England.

World travel is not just for flight attendants and Indiana Jones-types anymore. From business executives to sports figures, from journalists to government officials, people are traveling to various parts of the globe more often these days. Oregon Scientific atomic travel clocks are essential for trips when time is of the essence.

Forgetting to adjust a timepiece to a new time zone can cause tardiness or absence from important meetings, appointments, seminars, or other business plans. Jet lag often causes one to become discombobulated about what time zone they're in. However, these problems are no longer an issue when traveling with Oregon Scientific's new state-of the-art Multiband atomic clock (RMB383A - $69.95).

"The Multiband Clock is the most advanced product in our ExactSet? product line," said company president, Jim Boyle. "This clock utilizes cutting edge atomic technology in a practical, user-friendly format. Because I often travel on business, I find the Multiband atomic clock personally beneficial. It eases the tension one often feels while traveling, whether worried about making it on time to the airport or to an appointment."

Oregon Scientific's ExactSet? clocks are atomic clocks that listen to the signals of the world's most accurate timekeepers, atomic clocks. The Multiband Clock is equipped with three antennas capable of receiving radio signals from atomic clocks in Europe, UK, Japan, and the US. By plugging in the exchangeable antenna for your location, you can get the correct time within a 1,000-mile radius of the selected signal. The travel clock also displays the day, month and indoor temperature. Like all Exactset? Clocks in the Oregon Scientific product line, this timepiece self-adjusts for leap year and even daylight saving time and never needs setting.

Other Features Include:

3 antennas:

(a) EUR (for DCF-77):

(b) US/ UK/ JPN-60 (WWVB/ MSF-60/ JJY-60); and

(c) JPN-40 (JJY-40)

Circular LCD Display with blue EL backlight:

- Top Right --- Displays band of Radio-signal and radio-reception icon

- Middle --- Displays Clock time (hh:mm - 24hr or 12hr display)

- Lower Middle --- Displays Calendar (Day/month or month/day), dual alarm-times, Indoor Temperature (?C or ?F)

- Lower Left --- Displays Alarm mode

4 user-selectable US time-zones

Temperature Measuring Range: 0?C to +50.0?C [32?F to +122.0?F

Temperature Resolution: 0.1?C (0.2?F)

Key-Lock function to lock all key-operation when traveling

Optional Hourly Chime Function

Low battery indicator

Snooze Function

With the Multiband atomic travel clock, the correct time is always at hand. The compact travel clock weighs as little as .24 lbs. with dimensions 4x2.5x.5 inches. The Multiband clock operates on 2 pcs. UM-3 or "AAA" 1.5V batteries, with short-term memory back-up by capacitor.

 

About the Author

Oregon Scientific, Inc. was founded in 1991. It is a division of one of the world's premier electronics manufacturers, Integrated Display Technology, Ltd. (IDT), Hong Kong. The company is one of the world's leading designers and marketers of award-winning, upscale personal electronic products, offering five families of products that all incorporate the company's advanced liquid-crystal display (LCD) technology, for use at home, in business, while traveling and during recreational time. Oregon Scientific, Inc. is headquartered in Tualatin, Oregon. For further information on Oregon Scientific, please see the company website at www.oregonscientific.com