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  1. 03-19-2010, 10:40 PM #1
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    Question Flight Illusion Boeing chronometer (setting question)

    Hi all,

    At long last, I've received my Flight Illusion dual Boeing chronometers (outstanding btw), and have a small question that I've been unable to find an answer to. As those of you who are using these synced to FS time know, the clock will display local Flight Simulator time. I'd like to have the clock display GMT (synced with FS) instead of local time. Is there any way to do this?

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    Re: Flight Illusion Boeing chronometer (setting question)

    I have the same question. Do anybody have any ideas?
    -Dave
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  3. 02-19-2011, 04:32 AM #3
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    Re: Flight Illusion Boeing chronometer (setting question)

    On a side track - how have you attached the clock to the MIP? I am using the FlyEngravity MIP, but the holes in the clock are too tiny (1.5-2mm) for the screws.

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    Re: Flight Illusion Boeing chronometer (setting question)

    How about changing the PC time to GMT?
    Does the clock also listen to offsets? For example to work with the clock push button on the glairshield?
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  5. 02-20-2011, 08:54 AM #5
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    Re: Flight Illusion Boeing chronometer (setting question)

    Haven't tried it, but there is a reset pin on the back of the clock, which enables the user to reset the clock by using a push button - so no offsets needed.

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