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If the 3185 became the 3186, could the 3135 become a 3136?

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21 March 2008, 04:03 AM

JJ Irani

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Originally Posted by directioneng

Hi JJ,

Who wants to know a second time zone at 4000ft?

The point of my post is merely the changing of the calibre no. 3135 to 3136 with the introduction of the parachrome blue spring.

It has nothing to do with a second time zone which only comes with the 3185 or 3186 (with parachrome blue spring) GMT-II!!

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