Q: when and why was the flying alarm clock invented?Is it possible to get the manufacturing process under academic terms?
A: We don't know exactly why the Flying Alarm Clock was invented, but we're going to guess it was so that people had to get out of bed in order to turn off their alarm clock. Vat19 does not manufacture this item and we do not know the manufacturing process.
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Q: How long does the propeller stay in the air?
A: The Flying Alarm Clock's propeller shoots approximately 8 feet into the air. If it doesn't hit the ceiling and ricochet around a bit, its flight will last about 3-4 seconds.
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Q: you said in another question that it can be unplugged, so do you offer this clock with an AC Plug instead of AA Batteries?
A: No, the Flying Alarm Clock does not come with an adapter, but it can be used with one. You should be able to find a suitable adapter at any electronics store.
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Q: Is there a way to attach razor blades to the propeller so it shaves me in the morning?
A: While we applaud your creative thinking, the Flying Alarm Clock's use as a razor is not recommended. Its flight pattern is highly unpredictable and would most likely result in a shave that's a little too close for comfort.
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Q: This is the single most coolest funniest hilarious awesome thing i've ever seen. I'm buying one tomorow!!! an even better idea would be an alarm clock where the ENTIRE clock would fly around the room
A: If you decide to invent that, let us know.
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Q: What if you lose the propeller?
A: We do not sell replacement propellers. Unless your Flying Alarm Clock is sitting by an open window, we don't know how it would get lost. How messy is your room!?
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Q: Can I buy it on Argentina? How I can do that? Thanks!
A: We do not know of a brick and mortar store in Argentina that sells the Flying Alarm Clock. However, you can place your order on Vat19.com and we'll ship a Flying Alarm Clock to you in Argentina.
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Q: Would smashing the clock with a hammer also work as a way to turn it off?
A: Yes, but we don't recommend smashing your Flying Alarm Clock if you want to know when to get up the next day.
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Q: Is it possible for the clock to function without the propeller?
A: The clock display will still work, but the alarm function will only work properly if you use the propeller.
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Q: But, what's the cost of sending it to Argentina? Thanks again!
A: To get a shipping quote, simply return to the product page and click the "Get Shipping Quote" button in the top section of the product description (below the price).
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Q: Could I buy two and make them fight each other?
A: No. Unfortunately, the Flying Alarm Clocks only stay up for 10-15 seconds. The fight wouldn't be very exciting at all.
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Q: On my alarm clock it shows a 'Z' along with the alarm picture. Even though the alarm is on the propeller is set it never goes off, with new batteries..? Why?
A: The 'Z' means that the Flying Alarm Clock is in 'Snooze' mode. In Snooze mode, the propeller doesn't fly off and only the alarm will sound (because what kind of snooze forces you to continually fetch). So, take your alarm out of snooze mode and the propeller will fly again.
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Q: How do you tell if it's AM or PM? I don't what to hear it twice a day.
A: Once you roll over into the PM hours, a tiny "P" appears in the upper left hand corner of the flying alarm clock's screen. It's not shown in any of the pictures above, but we did test one and it does differentiate between AM and PM.
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Q: My flying alarm clock rarely flys high enough and it spins rapiedly and i have brand new batteries in it why won't it work?????????????????????????????????????!
A: Hm, well we're not sure why the rapid spinning would be a problem, as this would help propel it into the air. Also, we're not sure how high is not "high enough". In our experience, the Flying Alarm Clock's propeller launches about 8 feet up in the air. If you feel your clock is defective, please give us a call at 800-476-1991 so that we can look up your order.
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Q: hahahaha
A: :D
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Q: Does it have a guarantee? If so, for how long? Thanks
A: There is a 6-month manufacturer's warranty on the Flying Alarm Clock.
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Q: How loud is the alarm?
A: The manufacturer does not have a decibel rating for the alarm on the Flying Alarm Clock, but you can watch our product video to get an idea of the sound.
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Q: why does it say that you have to get out of bed to turn it off but yet it has a snooze button?
A: If the "Snooze" is on, then only the alarm sounds and the propeller does not fly. If you want the propeller to fly so you have to go fetch it, you'll need to turn off "Snooze" mode.
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Q: My friend has one of these neat!
A: Yes, The Flying Alarm Clock is very neat! It wouldn't be on this site otherwise.
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Q: I have seen some products have a siren instead of "plane taking off" as the alarm sound. Is there the possiblity of switching between the two alarm sounds?
A: The Flying Alarm Clock only has one alarm sound ("plane taking off"). If you would like a clock with a siren alarm, check out our Fire Bell Alarm Clock. It's super loud!
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Q: if i slam the alarm clock with my HANDS it will shut up, i know this because i tried it out yesterday(i need to buy like 10,cuz ill break them all) I like the song "Mad" by Ne-Yo,Do you? I Do
A: Well, I suppose the Flying Alarm Clock could be quieted by breaking it, but why would you want to do that? Although, we have no problem with you purchasing ten clocks - please feel free! (As for Ne-Yo, I haven't had the pleasure of hearing that song before, but I'm glad you enjoy it.)
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Q: Is it possible to mount this on the ceiling so it flies down at me?
A: Yes. We suggest duct tape and/or super glue. Please take pictures and send them to us!
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Q: LOL (GORILLA)
A: Ha, we love to break out the gorilla costume every now and then!
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Q: This alarm clock clearly doesn't work. In the video the propeller lands on the guy's bed, making it easy for him to simply put it back on the alarm clock. How can I be sure this won't happen to me?
A: The propeller is liable to fly anywhere in a room. Where it lands is completely random. It can easily fly into the ceiling and bounce away at a nearly 90 degree angle and end up in a corner of your room.
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Q: Is it true that I can just slide the switch to "Off" and it will turn off the alarm? Won't I get used to that and do it all the time?
A: Sliding the switch to "Off" turns off the alarm setting; it doesn't silence the alarm once it starts ringing. To silence the alarm, you would have to retrieve the propeller or remove the batteries.
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Q: will the alarm go off eventually if you loose the propeller?
A: Without returning the propeller to the Flying Alarm Clock's base, the other ways to turn off the alarm are to switch the alarm button to "off", unplug the clock, or wait a long time for the batteries to die.
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Q: Is there any chance the alarm clock will fly away from my house and never come back? while the prospect of flying electronics is appealing, I'd rather not have a $25 item just up and leave my house.
A: Wow, talk about abandonment issues. As shown in the video, the flying alarm clock will fly about 8 feet into the air, spin around a bit, then drop back to the floor. If you have pets, you might want to make sure that they won't be able to run off with the propeller.
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Q: to make the alarm go off does it matter if it is in snooze or alarm to set it off?
A: The Flying Alarm Clock will only sound its alarm and shoot the propeller in 'alarm' mode. Snooze mode only causes the alarm to sound.
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Q: should i get one?
A: No. OMG, I'm totally kidding. YES, you should TOTALLY get one!
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Q: THIS ALARM CLOCK RULES! Does it have an alarm clock? ^^
A: Yes, the Flying Alarm Clock is an alarm clock.
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Q: What happens if the propel is somehow mixed up with my bed sheet during the night and in the morning i find my self flying over the neighborhood?
A: That's quite a scenario! The plastic propeller can not propel the weight of a human, so unfortunately you won't be getting a flight around your neighborhood courtesy of the Flying Alarm Clock.
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Q: Does the propeller's free-fall could possibly hurt the user when it hits his/her face? Have you tried a practical test regarding on this?
A: It is possible for the propeller to land on you in its free fall, as you'll see in our product video above. However, it is very light and has no pointy edges, so it is highly unlikely that someone could be hurt. We have yet to receive any reports of injury due to the falling propeller.
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Q: who invented the flying alarm clock?
A: The Flying Alarm Clock was the genius idea of Sanjay Mahtani.
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Q: Is the default once set, "alarm"? My daughter "forgets" to set her alarm virtually every day.
A: Yes, once you turn on the alarm, it will ring (and fly!) every morning at the same time. Your daughter just has to make sure she puts the propeller back in place - that quiets the alarm and resets it for the next day.
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Q: when was it invented?
A: Sorry, we don't know when the Flying Alarm Clock was invented.
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Q: There is supposed to be a test button that sounds the alarm and launches the propeller. When I push it I get the alarm but no propeller launch. What gives?
A: To launch the flying alarm clock's propeller, you will need to press the test button down for approximately 5 seconds. If you push it too quickly, it will not have enough time to launch successfully.
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Q: Can you superglue this to a model airplane for a gyrocopter? Do you recommend it? What would be the callsign for it?
A: We're not sure that it would be able to support much additional weight. We recommend using the flying alarm clock as packaged, but if you decide to modify it, you can choose a call sign based on the standard naming conventions described over at Wikipedia under "call sign".
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Q: Will anything in my bedroom (say, a ceiling fan) damage the alarm clock's propeller?
A: It's possible, but not likely. The propeller is made of a sturdy, semi-flexible plastic that should stand up to regular use.
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Q: how do you set the alarm
A: To set the alarm, press the MODE button twice. The hour will begin flashing. Press the UP button to set the hour (take note of AM/PM). Press the SET button. The minutes will now being flashing. Press the UP button to set the minutes. Press MODE to return to clock mode. An alarm icon on the clock display indicates that the alarm is on.
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Q: Will the propeller poke out my eye?
A: We really, really doubt that the flying alarm clock would hurt your eyes.
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