Clock losing time
Some people have said it was fixed with a new radio, I think.
I believe that would be hit-or-miss, though. The new one could be worse than the old one.
Mine loses a few minutes a month, so I set is that far ahead every two months. Therefore, it's always within a few minutes for two months.
I believe that would be hit-or-miss, though. The new one could be worse than the old one.
Mine loses a few minutes a month, so I set is that far ahead every two months. Therefore, it's always within a few minutes for two months.
Originally Posted by ronjenx
Some people have said it was fixed with a new radio, I think.
I believe that would be hit-or-miss, though. The new one could be worse than the old one.
Mine loses a few minutes a month, so I set is that far ahead every two months. Therefore, it's always within a few minutes for two months.
I believe that would be hit-or-miss, though. The new one could be worse than the old one.
Mine loses a few minutes a month, so I set is that far ahead every two months. Therefore, it's always within a few minutes for two months.
It's an issue with my 2011, built in May '11. I set mine 2 minutes ahead and in about 2 months it's 2 minutes behind.
Originally Posted by evancise
It's an issue with my 2011, built in May '11. I set mine 2 minutes ahead and in about 2 months it's 2 minutes behind.
Actually all JK's have super sub-atomic clocks calibrated by the US Naval Observatory. They are on all JKs regardless of radio type. These are the only clocks keeping accurate time in these turbulent "times" what with all the temporal rifts created by the wormhole our breeders are planning to use to harvest us up to mine their intergalactic gold. We, the JK owners of the world, will be the last bastion of hope for Humanity. Don't believe me? Put illuminati in any search engine backwards (itanimulli) and dig a little deeper.




