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July 13th 05, 09:21 PM
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What am I doing here? This thread is dead....
However, I used to do the same thing on my Citizen "whatever". Very cool. Since ditching it, I have 2 world time programs on my Treo for 'chauffeured' travel overseas and have learned that I can give ATC local time and get away with it just fine. Jay Beckman wrote: I have a Citizen "Wingman" that I've owned since 1990 and I can actually claim to do something aeronautical with it: If I push the upper right and lower left buttons at the same time, the digital display changes from local time to UTC. I can then set the watch to 24HR time and voila!, I can tell FSS what time I was wheels up in UTC without having to do the converson from MST to UTC in my head! Quite handy actually... 
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