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Started by Debs, October 25, 2015, 04:06:36 PM

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Debs

Does anyone know if the clock has a 24 hour option rather than it always being on 12 hour?

pross

Quote from: Debs on October 25, 2015, 04:06:36 PM
Does anyone know if the clock has a 24 hour option rather than it always being on 12 hour?
According to the manual no .
if you disconnect the battery it goes back to 1 and starts from there
Pross

Debs

 :censored: :shit:

I don't like the 12 hour clock.  :hammer:

pross

Pross

virginiajim

Less to think about for the 12 hour clock.   1 and it's daylight outside, 1pm.  1 and it's dark outside, 1am.  I have to do math with the 24 hour clock.  With the 12 hour clock I only really need to determine the amount of light impacting my eyeballs.  Simple and yet very effective.
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Debs

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Quote from: virginiajim on October 25, 2015, 08:19:21 PM
Less to think about for the 12 hour clock.   1 and it's daylight outside, 1pm.  1 and it's dark outside, 1am.  I have to do math with the 24 hour clock.  With the 12 hour clock I only really need to determine the amount of light impacting my eyeballs.  Simple and yet very effective.

I have always worked on the 24 hour clock system.. It's easier.

Maths** :mfr_lol:

snowy

I'm with Debs & Jim    :agree:
Working 07:00 till 19:00 and 19:00 till 07:00 (or 7 till 7 for the arithmetically challenged! ) shifts it helps me differentiate between me  :asshole: and me elbow!
Patience is something you admire in the driver behind you and scorn in the one ahead.


Dick Snow.

Winston Smith

Agreed - 24 hour clock far superior.

And also agree MATHS
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Boomer

I prefer 24hr but the option should always be offered.
A cheap £5 stick on clock has the option, should be there on an £11,000+ bike.
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

garfield1974

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