Classic British Flight Sim

Just a reminder that the clocks go back an hour tonight for the UK at least

So don't be alarmed when you start up FS and it starts rebuilding scenery index's

One more week for daylisht savings time here in the Colonies, but I think Gary's comment still applies as the law to implement the new dates here was passed after FS2004 and maybe even FSX.

Nigel²

It might have the various time zones acitvated by something on the net.

All I do know is what happens the first time it's turned on and how I felt the first time I saw this and didn't know about the effect the time change made

FSX started showing autumnal trees in North America a couple of weeks ago for me, with lots of snow in Alaska.

Those seasonal changes seem to be set dates.....the time zone changes are variable.

It used to be decided in the UK by Parliament for the following year but a while ago they settled it once and for all as the last Sunday in Oct and March

I believe the US had a concern about trick or treaters with and earlier nightfall so change it after Halloween ...that's what I've been told by an American

Garry Russell wrote:...that's what I've been told by an American

And you believed one of those scoundrels?

Not when they invite me to a tea party

Why? they're not going to throw you overboard - they're going to throw the tea overboard



....unless they require you wear a red coat - That - might be cause for concern.

airboatr wrote:....unless they require you wear a red coat - That - might be cause for concern.

Not if its painted on. That doesn't count.

All about time zones

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-12849630