Set your watches - correct time here
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Set your watches - correct time here
Click on the state you're in (no - not drunk) and away you go.
http://greenwichmeantime.com/local/australia/
http://greenwichmeantime.com/local/australia/
Actually Stally,
I've been informed by one of the super geeks from the tech. services side of Airservises Australia that the time on the GPS isn't actually the correct time, as the clocks on the GPS satellies don't make allowance for the Leap seconds that have occurred since the start of the GPS program; the GPS units knowing the date, correct the time that they use to workout the nav. solution, but apparently this isn't the time that's displayed to you and I from the GPS.
But for most of us what's at most 6 seconds(at present I think); I use the GPS time; if I'm late by 6 seconds well I'm late.
I've been informed by one of the super geeks from the tech. services side of Airservises Australia that the time on the GPS isn't actually the correct time, as the clocks on the GPS satellies don't make allowance for the Leap seconds that have occurred since the start of the GPS program; the GPS units knowing the date, correct the time that they use to workout the nav. solution, but apparently this isn't the time that's displayed to you and I from the GPS.
But for most of us what's at most 6 seconds(at present I think); I use the GPS time; if I'm late by 6 seconds well I'm late.
Well there you go! You learn something new every day.
As you say though, I am still gunna keep using to calibrate the dashboard clock...forgot to this morning and a few minutes after my dep report I received an unprompted "ABC just for info timecheck is 15."
D'Oh!
As you say though, I am still gunna keep using to calibrate the dashboard clock...forgot to this morning and a few minutes after my dep report I received an unprompted "ABC just for info timecheck is 15."
D'Oh!
Yes but this one is more fun...
http://www.yugop.com/ver3/stuff/03/fla.html
or try this
http://www.time.gov/timezone.cgi?UTC/s/0/java
I especially love the instruction that "The sun is shining in the light region;It is night in the dark region"....a US site. Say no more.
http://www.yugop.com/ver3/stuff/03/fla.html
or try this
http://www.time.gov/timezone.cgi?UTC/s/0/java
I especially love the instruction that "The sun is shining in the light region;It is night in the dark region"....a US site. Say no more.
