MicroTime real time clock

[walter_J64bit]

Can anyone tell me about this device? All I know that it's uses two AA batteries.

[Justin Payne]

I found this.

 

CLOCK/CALENDAR

Because the is an internal clock/calendar, it frees the cartridge port for other uses. Battery-backed and able to keep the time and date for 90 days when the system is off, the hard disk-compatible Micro-Time ST uses the ST's built-in clock chip, and its nickel-cadmium batteries recharge while you're using the system. Installation is quick and solderless, and the clock works with or without CONTROL.ACC.

 

$49.95. Micro-Time Electronics, P.O. Box 125

Merlin, OR 97532. (503) 476-9509. PRESS

CIRCLE ON READER SERVICE CARD

[walter_J64bit]

I found this.

 

CLOCK/CALENDAR

Because the is an internal clock/calendar, it frees the cartridge port for other uses. Battery-backed and able to keep the time and date for 90 days when the system is off, the hard disk-compatible Micro-Time ST uses the ST's built-in clock chip, and its nickel-cadmium batteries recharge while you're using the system. Installation is quick and solderless, and the clock works with or without CONTROL.ACC.

 

$49.95. Micro-Time Electronics, P.O. Box 125

Merlin, OR 97532. (503) 476-9509. PRESS

CIRCLE ON READER SERVICE CARD

I like what I'm reading solderless installation, it keeps time for 90 days and works it with CONTROL.ACC. I might be getting one I hope.

[Justin Payne]

Yea.bi have one of those that plugs into the cart port. It's pretty bulky but it works. Still, discrete sounds nice.