aodyniec@orion.cf.uci.edu (Alex Odyniec) (06/20/89)
I am looking for a multi-event, digital timer for stereo equipment application. I've seen only one model: Radio-Shack, 8-events, $20. Does any one have experience with such timers and could recommend (caution against) a particular unit, or suggest retail stores that sell them? Alex Odyniec Univ Calif Irvine
shapiro@rb-dc1.UUCP (Mike Shapiro) (06/23/89)
In article <2095@orion.cf.uci.edu> aodyniec@orion.cf.uci.edu (Alex Odyniec) writes: >I am looking for a multi-event, digital timer for stereo equipment >application. I've seen only one model: Radio-Shack, 8-events, $20. >Does any one have experience with such timers and could recommend >(caution against) a particular unit, or suggest retail stores that >sell them? I've been using a Radio Shack timer for some time now, recording PBS radio programs for delayed listening. I believe the unit I have has 14 events (7 on and 7 off). I've found that the timing drift of the clock is far better than my VCR. -- Michael Shapiro, Encore Computer Corporation (formerly Gould/GSD) 15378 Avenue of Science, San Diego, CA 92128 (619)485-0910 UUCP: shapiro@rb-dc1 (This location will close, starting July 10. I will be moving on.)
ts@cup.portal.com (Tim W Smith) (06/27/89)
Wouldn't a true audiophile use an analog timer? :-) Tim Smith