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Can anyone enlighten me as to why in-dash GPS units do not show speed but all on-dash units do? I recently did a trip to Qld and back and took along the old TomTom so I could get a real speed reading (speedo is out by ~5k/h above 100k).
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news13
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On Mon, 15 Sep 2014 00:11:20 -0700, ross.p.tester wrote:
Conflict with existing speedo, whose position in law is clearly defined
by cases?
Can anyone enlighten me as to why in-dash GPS units do not show speed
but all on-dash units do? I recently did a trip to Qld and back and took
along the old TomTom so I could get a real speed reading (speedo is out
by ~5k/h above 100k).
Conflict with existing speedo, whose position in law is clearly defined
by cases?
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Jasen Betts
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On 2014-09-15, ross.p.tester@gmail.com <ross.p.tester@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can anyone enlighten me as to why in-dash GPS units do not show speed but all on-dash units do? I recently did a trip to Qld and back and took along the old TomTom so I could get a real speed reading (speedo is out by ~5k/h above 100k).
prolly cvan't meet the specifications needed for automobile instruments.
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> Can anyone enlighten me as to why in-dash GPS units do not show speed but all on-dash units do? I recently did a trip to Qld and back and took along the old TomTom so I could get a real speed reading (speedo is out by ~5k/h above 100k).
prolly cvan't meet the specifications needed for automobile instruments.
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Clocky
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On 15/09/2014 3:11 PM, ross.p.tester@gmail.com wrote:
Because the vehicles speedo errs on the side of reading fast so there
will always be a discrepancy.
Can anyone enlighten me as to why in-dash GPS units do not show speed but all on-dash units do? I recently did a trip to Qld and back and took along the old TomTom so I could get a real speed reading (speedo is out by ~5k/h above 100k).
Because the vehicles speedo errs on the side of reading fast so there
will always be a discrepancy.