Magnets for suspension springs for clocks
yes they do
Very few clocks use magnets as part of the drive.
Yes, alarm clocks do use magnets. But im not quite sure what part of the magnets they are in. But i do know if it is set to play music or something else there are magnets used in speakers. Also if it had to be pluged in, there are magnets in electricity so it wouldnt even turn on without magnets.
in computers in phones in speakers in data storage devices in electrical motors in clocks on fridges and this is by no means a comprehensive list.
in computers in phones in speakers in data storage devices in electrical motors in clocks on fridges and this is by no means a comprehensive list
Many, many places: in computers in phones in speakers in data storage devices in electrical motors in clocks on fridges and this is by no means a comprehensive list.
Many, many places: in computers in phones in speakers in data storage devices in electrical motors in clocks on fridges and this is by no means a comprehensive list.
Howard Miller Clock Company offers a wide range of clocks, including wall clocks, mantel clocks, floor clocks (grandfather clocks), table clocks, and atomic clocks. They also offer specialty clocks like chiming clocks, musical clocks, weather clocks, and indoor/outdoor clocks.
You can stop the clocks by not worrying about the clocks.
The Clock Depot is a dedicated site for all things clocks. From the drop down menu it shows that their product range includes grandfather clocks, alarm clocks, anniversary clocks, antique clocks, atomic clocks, carriage clocks (as indicated), cuckoo clocks, mantel clocks, nautical clocks and more.
I wouldn't say the inventor, had a reason for calling clocks clocks, the person in which invented clocks came up with the name himself