[Ham-Computers] Computer Clock Problems (Herb Gerhardt)

[Philip (KO6BB)]

John,
That's why I have two clip-on tuners.  The one with the LCD and the 
colored LED display is good indoors or on a dark stage, but washes out 
completely outdoors in the sun.  The LCD display on the unlit one is 
visible with normal indoor lighting or outdoors, though it is rather 
small so you have to "squint" to see it.

As a side note, the BOSS GT-10 floor Multi-effects processor that I just 
got (thanks to tax refund) has a really fine tuner built in that is nice 
and large and visible in any light, so the clip-ons will get less use in 
the future.  That's all for the Fender American Tele as my acoustic also 
has a built in tuner (one can never have too many tuners, so long as 
they all agree ;-).

73 de Phil,  KO6BB
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RADIOS:
Yaesu FT-2000 Xceiver for "hamming" and LF Beacons.
National NC-183 16 Tube Receiver (circa 1949)
Zenith "American" Royal-7000 Transoceanic. (circa 1970)
Realistic DX-380 Digital Portable.

Central California


On 3/26/2011 3:58 PM, John and Linda Miller wrote:
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> Incidentally, for your clip-on guitar tuner that uses the CR1220 
> button but has no colorful LED set, how, on a dark stage, do you tune 
> for sharp, right-on, or flat?
>
> John W0IKT
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