Subject	If it has power, it's lit up. There is no "light" button.
Posted by	SeedyRom on September 30, 2000 at 1:43 AM
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In Reply To	Is it always backlight or do you have to hit a button to > posted by Xi0nX4 (ohio) on September 30, 2000 at 12:42 AM
Message	In other words, because it's a clock you NEED constant power. And since you'll have constant power, it's lit all the time :)
Follow Ups	*FINALLY* found a replacement for the stock clock>>> - SeedyRom 21:04:44 09/29/00 Dam, looks good, big screen even. Boy you green start button - ZBlacktt 21:09:39 09/29/00 lol! (n/m) - SeedyRom 21:15:50 09/29/00 Did you mount it behind the center consol? (n/m) - SteAmyZ (T-Top Bag Man) 21:14:25 09/29/00 Yes, identical to a turbo timer...very clean. - SeedyRom 21:15:20 09/29/00 cool...cant wait to get a lookee - SteAmyZ (T-Top Bag Man) 21:21:39 09/29/00 Yeah, email or call me. Tomorrow I'll be in Pasadena>> - SeedyRom 21:31:49 09/29/00 Wow that does look good!! :) (n/m) - Spongerider 21:27:25 09/29/00 Sweet! What does it look like in the daylight? (n/m) - Bernie 23:38:29 09/29/00 Like a normal LCD watch with the grey background>>> - SeedyRom 01:43:54 09/30/00 Is it always backlight or do you have to hit a button to > - Xi0nX4 (ohio) 00:42:01 09/30/00 If it has power, it's lit up. There is no "light" button. - SeedyRom 01:43:12 09/30/00 How-about a pic during the day. I'd Like to see it then. (n/m) - Chazz 04:31:47 09/30/00 Gee! You can actually read the thing in daylight. (n/m) - zippin 05:06:59 09/30/00
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