Clock Sets Back To 24hr
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Yes...a highly technical term only taught at the tier one engineering schools. Applies primarily to British electro-mechanical systems. The concept was first introduced to The Royal Society by Joseph Lucas in 1902, and he spent the rest of his career perfecting the concept. It was credited with leading to substantial societal changes including the British acceptance of warm beer and the willingness to drive cars sufficiently small to push start (Bugeye Sprite, MG Midget, Austin Mini, etc.).
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#24
I haven't tried it on the F-Type yet, but I will later.
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#25
That's why the British celebrate Thanksgiving on July 4th - to give thanks for getting rid of that colony.....
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#26
Tried this over the weekend, and indeed... tapping on the time takes you directly to the clock settings screen!
#27
Sheesh!!
#28
Here's a bit of a non sequitur...
Not that I use NAV much, if at all, I had hoped when I first configured it - when I got my car 19 months ago - that English [UK] would feature a melodious British woman's voice when it appears that in spite of there being an English [US] and English [UK] they are, in fact, one in the same? Unless someone can tell me otherwise? (Preferably in a lusty British women's voice).
Not that I use NAV much, if at all, I had hoped when I first configured it - when I got my car 19 months ago - that English [UK] would feature a melodious British woman's voice when it appears that in spite of there being an English [US] and English [UK] they are, in fact, one in the same? Unless someone can tell me otherwise? (Preferably in a lusty British women's voice).
#29
Here's a bit of a non sequitur...
Not that I use NAV much, if at all, I had hoped when I first configured it - when I got my car 19 months ago - that English [UK] would feature a melodious British woman's voice when it appears that in spite of there being an English [US] and English [UK] they are, in fact, one in the same? Unless someone can tell me otherwise? (Preferably in a lusty British women's voice).
Not that I use NAV much, if at all, I had hoped when I first configured it - when I got my car 19 months ago - that English [UK] would feature a melodious British woman's voice when it appears that in spite of there being an English [US] and English [UK] they are, in fact, one in the same? Unless someone can tell me otherwise? (Preferably in a lusty British women's voice).
(I know: Now I'm just entertaining myself)lol
#30
That wasn't exactly the reply I was looking for - actually nothing like it - but I'm happy if I provided you with the impetus for self-gratification.
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There's the problem. The car is confused.
'Revert back' or 'return back' infers that two changes occurred. Initially, the clock 'reverted', then went 'back' or 'returned'.
Maybe similar to when someone says they 'did a 360' in a car instead of 'a 180'.
I keed.
'Revert back' or 'return back' infers that two changes occurred. Initially, the clock 'reverted', then went 'back' or 'returned'.
Maybe similar to when someone says they 'did a 360' in a car instead of 'a 180'.
I keed.
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I've only seen this upon getting the car back from the dealer after a software update.
On a related note, I'm minorly annoyed that the nav system can't update the clock from the GPS - my 2010 Ford does that. I have to adjust the clock every few months. Yeah, I know, First World problem...
On a related note, I'm minorly annoyed that the nav system can't update the clock from the GPS - my 2010 Ford does that. I have to adjust the clock every few months. Yeah, I know, First World problem...
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