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The Sharp Atomic Weather Station is a desktop weather unit with a full-color display that shows indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, a 12-hour forecast, and atomic time synced to the WWVB signal. It runs on AC power with an always-on backlight you can dim or switch off, or on batteries with a 5-second on-demand backlight. The included wireless outdoor sensor sends temperature and humidity back to the main unit. It suits people who want a readable home weather display without app setup; against app-based stations it trades smart features and phone alerts for a simple always-on screen.
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Owners rate it around 4.1 out of 5 and mostly praise the bright, readable color display and the set-and-forget atomic clock. Complaints center on the short backlight on battery power and occasional trouble keeping the outdoor sensor connected.
This weather station shows indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity on a full color display. The indoor sensors are built into the main unit. A wireless outdoor sensor, which is included, sends the outdoor readings to the main unit.
It has a built-in atomic clock that syncs automatically with the WWVB radio broadcast from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Fort Collins, Colorado. It receives daily updates and stays accurate to within one second. The time can be shown in 12 or 24 hour format. The station also has an alarm, a calendar and a 12 hour forecast.
The display has 3 adjustable brightness settings. On AC power, the backlight stays on and can be dimmed or turned off with the backlight button. On battery power, the backlight button lights the display for 5 seconds.
