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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2008

This is an update of an Acme School of Stuff item... but it's still 15 years old, so the information is a little outdated, but interesting.

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  • That's true. Only the older ac motor driven clocks relyed on the powerline frequency, but there are probably millions of them still out there on the walls.

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  • quite interesting video. Remember the blackout of 2003?

    That was so hardcore. Nowadays most of the facilities are upgraded and if i remembered correctly, a more advanced and state-of-the-art system was completed a year later back in 2004....couldn't remember that much, but despite that, i love this video.

  • Where I live the electricity supply won't keep your clock on time. It won't even keep your computer running long enough to

  • I see. Thanks for uploading these videos. I remember your other series on TVO... you taught me how a CRT works amongst other neat stuff.

  • Great stuff. I understand that electric clocks no longer rely on the mains frequency to keep good time.

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