? on invisible clock (Was Re: -- forgot AGAIN...)

[Guest guest]

I peeked at the web site posted for the invisible clock

(www.invisibleclock.com). I'm

wondering if I could slip this in my apron pocket at work (I wait tables) and

set it for

vibrate only.

Will the alarm continue to vibrate until you turn it off, or does it only signal

for a certain

amount of time? Is it conducive to being worn or put in a pocket, or is it too

easy to

unintentionally hit a button and change a setting? It sounds like it might work

well if you

can put it on your arm and sleep with it .

Thanks in advance,

in Illinois

[Guest guest]

Hi, I have the old version so my answer is based on

that (but the new one looks similar.) see my replies

below.

--- mmc2315 wrote:

> I peeked at the web site posted for the invisible

> clock (www.invisibleclock.com). I'm

> wondering if I could slip this in my apron pocket at

> work (I wait tables) and set it for

> vibrate only.

NO, if you set it in a pocket it isn't strong enough

to feel it(at least I din't think so.) However, it

has a belt clip and it you could clip it to your

waistband (on pants or underwear?) that is what I do.

>

> Will the alarm continue to vibrate until you turn it

> off, or does it only signal for a certain

> amount of time?

It only vibrates for a very short time (couple

seconds). I am not sure, if you read the instructions

for the " new " one - I think it vibrates for 20

seconds.... A neat feature on the new clock is you

could set it for a repeating timer with 6 alerts. I

thikn that could mean you could set it for say 3

hours, and do the alerts at 10 mins before, 9 min

before, 8 etc.... (again mine is the old version so I

dont have that.)

Is it conducive to being worn or

> put in a pocket, or is it too easy to

> unintentionally hit a button and change a setting?

It is almost impossible to change a setting. You have

to very firmly push the button.

Wearing it - yes.

In pocket - its so small it would probably fall out.

> It sounds like it might work well if you

> can put it on your arm and sleep with it .

, I'm not sure how you can put it on your arm.

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> in Illinois

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