Two Clocks
by quizengine (community developer)popularity rank: 136
description: Two clocks that you can set different time zones for, and then label them. Choose from several colour schemes, and whether you want the seconds hand to be shown. If anyone wants new colour schemes added, email me via the forums with the RGB colours and theme name. Quizengine.
preview of 'Two Clocks' app
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Comments
quizengine
– November 22 2009
Hi Efektronics, I've created a version of this widget that should do what you are after. Check the 'latest widgets' or if you don't log in for some time, search for 'offset clock' in the browse widgets. Hope this does what you want.
Efektronics
– November 20 2009
I need a clock I can set 14 minutes fast .. we have one on the wall in the kitchen, its useful to know what time I will arrive in town if I leave now.. I can't believe there is not one chumby clock that can do an offset time. Might have to make one.
Naveen78
– September 30 2008
Agreed with the last comment - the 0.5 hour adjustment would make this significantly more useful. But otherwise a great tool..
shaggybison
– April 23 2008
Sure would be nice if I could make 0.5 hour adjustments, since there are those in between time zones around the world (see India, for instance)... Aside from that, I like it! Thanks!
patrick2000
– April 19 2008
Could use real time zone calculations. Not all time zone use DST and a strict offset won't always be accurate.
chumbyAus
– April 18 2008
Very nice. But, the second hand doesn't disappear when the check box is unchecked. Also, can you please make a digital one, with a 24 hour clock so we can read the numbers. We have Sydney on the left and Manchester on the right. But, we don't know if it's day or night over there. (well we do sort of but it would be nice to have AM/PM as well as the option for a 24 hour clock) Ta from Australia!!! (we have Chumbys here too...only when you buy them on ebay)
Aussieguy
– April 18 2008
Thanks. Now I can have San Diego and Melbourne side by side :-)
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