Clock

I thought a mini LED clock would be a good idea so I ordered one off ebay. Mounted it in a small piece of thin plywood on top of the kitchen upper cabinet. Looks great, acts as a night light and won't ever move! :) Loses several minutes a month and needs resetting from time to time over the camping season. :M Oh well, I tried (sigh)...

Mounting method may depend on the actual clock, size/weight and location in your TT. Have a photo of front & back?

Hang it while parked, stow it while traveling. We do the same with our wall art.

RVhiker wrote:
I put a battery operated "atomic" clock on the wall. I change the AA batteries once a year, and it keeps perfect time all year long - it even changes automatically for daylight savings time.

This ^^^^.
We have had a Atomic clock on the wall of our trailer for the past several years. Mounted it with plastic screw anchors in wall to hang clock on and then small velcro piece on bottom to keep it steady. Has never come loose and easy to remove when replacing batteries once a year. It comes with outside sensor which I mount under my front window awning.

You can see it in the background of this picture taken this winter.
Barney

I put a battery operated "atomic" clock on the wall. I change the AA batteries once a year, and it keeps perfect time all year long - it even changes automatically for daylight savings time.

I used industrial strength Velcro. It allows me to remove it to adjust the controls on the back as needed.

Clock? I don't need a stinkin clock! Hang it on a hook and take it down when on the road. I"M ON VACATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Before retirement I had one of those that had all the numbers jumbled around at the bottom with the caption “who cares”. Mounted it with a screw and Velcro. Since retired and I re-read the caption. Now it rides in a cabinet.
Sweeeeeeet.

trail-explorer wrote:

GordonThree wrote:
When I remember to set it, the microwave is my wall clock.

Useless advice for 99.9999999% of TT owners, because very few TTs have a built in inverter to provide 120 VAC power to the microwave. And those that do have inverters are not likely to leave them on 24/7 just to power up said microwave clock.

I just look at my wrist watch or cell phones. I guess that puts me to n the 90.9999999% group.

Screw and sticky back velcro. At least that how the factory did mine on my 2005. Its still there with no problem.

All our RV's have come with just such a clock and are/were held by a single screw and a piece of velcro.