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I am looking to find a good vibrating alarm clock. I have some hearing problems plus I do not wish to awake other hikers that may wish to sleep later than me.
I would like one that also has a thermometer included. I have seen some on Amazon but the reviews are not that good. Some of the reviews say do not buy anything from Maxi-Aids. They said that when problems with the clock occurred that Maxi-Aids did not respond in any way.
Can any one help with something they tried and it worked well for them?
Thanks,
Tomman:-?
Jan LiteShoe
12-05-2006, 00:14
I am looking to find a good vibrating alarm clock. I have some hearing problems plus I do not wish to awake other hikers that may wish to sleep later than me.
I would like one that also has a thermometer included. I have seen some on Amazon but the reviews are not that good. Some of the reviews say do not buy anything from Maxi-Aids. They said that when problems with the clock occurred that Maxi-Aids did not respond in any way.
Can any one help with something they tried and it worked well for them?
Thanks,
Tomman:-?
Hi Tom,
Try here:
www.soundclarity.com/vibrating_alarm_clock.asp
or here:
www.soundbytes.com/Timekeeping.html -
to start and see if something there is what you're looking for.
Just Jeff
12-05-2006, 00:35
I feel a trailname comin' on... :D
atraildreamer
12-14-2006, 12:39
Try searching Google for a deaf wristwatch. They can be set to vibrate a an alarm clock, and vibrate every hour, if desired. My wife has one and is quite happy with it. You can leave the alarm clock at home and save some weight.
I am looking to find a good vibrating alarm clock.
Alarm clock while hiking? :eek: What in tarnation for ???
I feel a trailname comin' on... :D
Actually, I was thinking Firesign Theater. "No, friends, this one won't take over the house like the Austrian vibrating clocks...."
micromega
12-14-2006, 13:53
Try hearmore.com or harriscomm.com, both should have what you're looking for.