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In_The_Wind

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13. It's a radio/clock combination.

Reply to RebelOne (Reply #8)

Sat Nov 2, 2013, 07:10 PM

Nov 2013

I can't get it to stop flashing ... asking what I want to do next.

When I have a bit of extra money, I'll go back to Best Buy so they can adjust it. It was doing fine until I had a battery problem; a friend tried to reset it.

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Clocks change back an hour on November 3rd! [View all] yuiyoshida Nov 2013 OP

So North America and the Caribbeans are the last ones jakeXT Nov 2013 #1

I need someone to set the clock in my car. In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #2

There's this weird book that can help you out there . . . ConcernedCanuk Nov 2013 #4

That won't help. In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #5

If your car clock is digital, all you have to do is just set the hour back. n/t RebelOne Nov 2013 #8

It's a radio/clock combination. In_The_Wind Nov 2013 #13

Not for me davidpdx Nov 2013 #3

Some States do not use it either... yuiyoshida Nov 2013 #6

My clocks automatically adjust to the time change. RebelOne Nov 2013 #7

No need to remind me...I will be up all night, making sure our servers don't flip out over it.. HipChick Nov 2013 #9

I remember when people flipped out about yuiyoshida Nov 2013 #10

I was one of those flipping out about Y2K. RebelOne Nov 2013 #11

hoarding canned food and bottled water is a good idea these days ConcernedCanuk Nov 2013 #12