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Floyd R. Turbo

(29,385 posts) Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:42 AM Nov 3

My patience has been rewarded.

The clock in my car is now set to the correct time!

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My patience has been rewarded. (Original Post) Floyd R. Turbo Nov 3 OP

At this hour? You sleeping there? bucolic_frolic Nov 3 #1

😂😂😂😂😂 50 Shades Of Blue Nov 3 #2

Is patience really the right word?? KarenS Nov 3 #3

That is a sore point to older honda owners..... getagrip_already Nov 3 #4

This is same "method" I used to employ. yorkster Nov 3 #5

mine will be when hubby gets tired of looking at it samnsara Nov 3 #6

Ty, you reminded me I had to change my DU time setting.👍 electric_blue68 Nov 3 #7

I used to have so many clocks in my apartment it took quite a while to change them underpants Nov 3 #8

your phone adjusts automagically.... lastlib Nov 3 #9

Finally! Mine too! lark Nov 3 #10

A few years back, a survey of thousands of people were asked "Do you want the clocks to stay as the actually time" chouchou Nov 3 #11

bucolic_frolic

(48,256 posts)

1. At this hour? You sleeping there?

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:44 AM

Nov 3

50 Shades Of Blue

(11,046 posts)

2. 😂😂😂😂😂

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Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:45 AM

Nov 3

KarenS

(4,751 posts)

3. Is patience really the right word??

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:45 AM

Nov 3

getagrip_already

(17,621 posts)

4. That is a sore point to older honda owners.....

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:47 AM

Nov 3

There was a firmware bug in the displays that sent clocks into some unknown time zone, and there was absolutely nothing you could do to correct it.

Worse, my car had two time displays, and they didnt match. Neither was correct.

Hondas only answer was wait a year to eighteen months and the system, set by satelites, would probably reset.

These cars were all over 10 years old so no recourse. It did finally reset, but really, what a pita.

yorkster

(2,628 posts)

5. This is same "method" I used to employ.

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:52 AM

Nov 3

Twice a year, actually.

samnsara

(18,354 posts)

6. mine will be when hubby gets tired of looking at it

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 07:53 AM

Nov 3

..cuz im ok with it

electric_blue68

(19,622 posts)

7. Ty, you reminded me I had to change my DU time setting.👍

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 08:02 AM

Nov 3

underpants

(188,132 posts)

8. I used to have so many clocks in my apartment it took quite a while to change them

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 08:02 AM

Nov 3

I’m very time conscious. When I wake up at night I take a guess before I look at the clock. I’m usually within 10-15 minutes.

lastlib

(25,162 posts)

9. your phone adjusts automagically....

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 08:18 AM

Nov 3

no need to be patient with it.

Remember, any technology sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic.

lark

(24,464 posts)

10. Finally! Mine too!

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Sun Nov 3, 2024, 10:08 AM

Nov 3

chouchou

(1,540 posts)

11. A few years back, a survey of thousands of people were asked "Do you want the clocks to stay as the actually time"

Reply to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 10:22 AM

Nov 3

Most people who responded said (something like) "Yes...it's nice to not change the clock in the fall...let's keep the time in summer as it always was"
Oh Brother...

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