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QuestionHow do I adjust my analog watch for Daylight Savings Time?Community AnswerIn the spring, you move your clock forward one hour. In the fall, you move it back one hour.
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QuestionHow do you locate the North Star?Community AnswerIt's in the tail of the Little Dipper, if you can find that. Another method would be to locate the Big Dipper -- the two stars farthest from its tail point to the North Star.
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QuestionWhat should a person close to equator do (being between hemispheres)?Community AnswerAs long as you are north of the equator, this method should work.
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QuestionDo you have to wind an analog watch?Community AnswerIt depends on the watch. Most mechanic ones need to be wound in certain intervals. A watch with a battery in it does not.
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QuestionDoes daylight savings affect North and South detection methods?Arnav GautamCommunity AnswerYes. What you have to do is that if it is spring season (you need to know the month), and your watch is adjusted 1 hour ahead for Daylight Savings, you need to put it an hour behind to use it as compass, or assume where the hour hand would be one hour back. In the fall, you have to do the opposite.
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