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In a message dated 2/4/08 12:00:53 AM, Peter writes:
> The first replacement to come to mind is the Chelsea 'Boston' model
> electric striking clock. However, we don't know of any of these whose
> strike hasn't died in the first couple of years. We rather like the
> ship's bells sounding every half hour.
>
> So, listees, what are our options? We could just let the computer strike
> the bells ( http://www.fredsplace.org/html/bell.shtml ), but we often
> shut down the computer when at anchor. What clocks to members recommend?
>
>
If you don't mind going really cheap, Ikea (and Walmart) sell attractive
round wall mounted clocks for a couple of bucks. The have a little crystal
controlled movement and run for about a year on an AA battery. No ships bells
through.
Larry Z
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