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by Joesmodeltrains on October 18th, 2005

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How do I obtain a timer that will sound an alarm on a 48 hour time setting; in other words, alarm me to do something every other day?

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  • by 0null0 on April 13th, 2008

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    The Invisible Clock can be set to do exactly this:

    www.invisibleclock.com

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  • by lincoln on January 22nd, 2006

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    There are many time devices that will sound a alarm well over the 24 hour period. My bedroom clock has five alarm settings and is based on a calender. Therefore I can set the clock to go off anytime from now, until the batteries go flat. My mobile phone also works on a calender, rather than just one 24 hour day. Again the phone can be set to go off every 48 hours until either the batteries go flat, it brakes down or the end of the world rolls around. I'm sure the p.c. has this function as well.

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