Our equipment is calibrated to the U.S. Government's Atomic Clock in Colorado. The equipment is attached to 48 telephone lines, so 48 simultaneous callers can be serviced. This way, very few busy signals are ever encountered. 

The equipment itself sounds like a busy beehive. Every time a call comes in, which happens constantly, the equipment emits a quiet click. In a typical one minute period, there could be 200 clicks!

The Miami facility is located directly south of Miami International Airport in an ultra-secure telephone central office. Our temperature sensor is yards from the National Weather Service's official Miami airport sensor, so our live temperature readings usually match or come awfully close to the MIA official temperature.  In Broward, our precise temperature sensor is located in Coral Springs. Our temperature-sensing device samples the temperature several times each minute. With precision accuracy, the temperature is measured to one-tenth of each degree!

Local disc jockeys and radio newscasters utilize our temperature frequently, since the National Weather Service provides only hourly temperatures. 305-324-8811, 954-324-8811 and 954-748-4444 provide instantly accurate temperatures.

Our announcement system is completely digital. It has the ability to rotate advertiser messages, allowing more than one company to advertise on the system at the same time. The first caller hears the first message, the next caller hears another message, and so on. Then, the messages repeat for subsequent callers in the same sequence.

The friendly lady who announces the time and the temperature lives in Chicago. We don't know her name. She exists here in South Florida on a set of microchips. The man you hear on our advertisements is former Miami radio personality Dave Ryder, who lives in Coral Springs, Florida and operates several business ventures, including the company that manages this service.