Kincaid radio-controlled clocks automatically synchronize with the WWVB atomic signal, requiring fresh alkaline batteries and optimal placement, ideally near a window facing Fort Collins, Colorado. For initial setup, the clock may spin hands to 12, 4, or 8 o'clock before searching, a process that can take up to 24 hours. If automatic reception fails, users can employ the RESET or REC buttons for troubleshooting, ensuring the DST switch is enabled.
The WWVB signal is weak (only 50 kW) and travels as a longwave radio wave at 60 kHz. To help your Kincaid clock receive it: kincaid radio controlled clock instruction manual
If your Kincaid shows the wrong time after three nights: P = Pacific M = Mountain C =