Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT?
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Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT?
User Control Panel > Board Preferences > Summer Time/DST is in effect: > No
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
Never changed mine to BST anyway....Xac wrote:User Control Panel > Board Preferences > Summer Time/DST is in effect: > No
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
Still need to change the car clock - probably around Christmas time
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
I've done that on all of them... And the workshop clock too..myglaren wrote:Still need to change the car clock - probably around Christmas time
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
I had a panic on Monday, got in Cassy to drive to Bedford (rather than not be able to get to London due to the trains) after having a lie in, saw it was nearly 9am and I was supposed to be there at 8:30, then realised I hadn't changed the clock!myglaren wrote:Still need to change the car clock - probably around Christmas time
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
That was still bloody tight to get to Bedford Xac..
But then I remember how well Cassy goes
I expect you got there 10 or 15 minuets early...
But then I remember how well Cassy goes
I expect you got there 10 or 15 minuets early...
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
If he stopped for fuel.......at costco.CitroJim wrote:That was still bloody tight to get to Bedford Xac..
But then I remember how well Cassy goes
I expect you got there 10 or 15 minuets early...
good roads round there.
He'd be even quicker in an HDi
(I never changed my settings either)
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Re: Did you all remember to change your settings back to GMT
Nah, apparently HDi's cut out if you push them too hardChris570 wrote:If he stopped for fuel.......at costco.CitroJim wrote:That was still bloody tight to get to Bedford Xac..
But then I remember how well Cassy goes
I expect you got there 10 or 15 minuets early...
good roads round there.
He'd be even quicker in an HDi
(I never changed my settings either)
Thankfully on Monday people had been sensible regarding the storm warnings and the roads were really clear. That didn't stop one of my co-workers who lives a couple of roads away saying that he had a hell of a journey into Northampton, but then, the last time it snowed he called in saying there was no way he could make it (he's got some Merc) while I was driving around Beds and Bucks in Cassy wondering what all the fuss was about.
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