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I want a beautiful eink clock that gets its time from gps/gnss. It seems too much to have to collect a clock to wifi. Just turn it on and it should work.
by montroser 2mo ago
I want a beautiful eink clock that gets its time from gps/gnss. It seems too much to have to collect a clock to wifi. Just turn it on and it should work.
- dgacmu 2mo agoIndoor signal reception problems though
- _carbyau_ 2mo agoDepending on your trust of societal infrastructure, I got a DAB radio clock that sets time from the radio.
- skippyfish 2mo agoIndoor GPS reception is spotty, especially in urban / high-rise environments, so I don't think that's a realistically marketable product. Not unless you some have some window- or balcony-mounted probe, which would then require battery changes (although I suppose you could make it solar-powered).
- lmz 2mo agoThere already are clocks with GPS (but maybe not eink): try searching for seiko space link clocks eg https://www.sakurawatches.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=12025 https://www.sakurawatches.com/index.php?route=product/produc...
- matthewfcarlson 2mo agoThis is what I’m working on right now. It lasts about 3 months on battery updating every minute, except every five at night. I’ve been meaning to switch to a word clock to make it last longer.