She cited such features as
electronic speedometer, park distance control, and the revolutionary iDrive operating system-all of which have become an industry benchmark for modern cars.
Even at speed, this super car is almost faultlessly smooth and, as a result, it's easy to forget how fast you're going until you glance at the
electronic speedometer.
This is a 30 year old
Electronic Speedometer Repair Shop.
Since the late 1980s, the most common implementation in passenger vehicles is an
electronic speedometer (4).
Options include drive yokes, 1710, 1760, 1810 and provisions for
electronic speedometer pickup.
Additional features include a road speed governor that limits vehicle speed to improve fuel economy, cruise control that is similar to a passenger car's system, Dynatard (engine brake) control that interacts with cruise control, variable-speed power take off (PTO) control, an engine shutdown and protection system, idle shutdown to save fuel,
electronic speedometer and tachometer, and self-diagnostics to simplify maintenance.
Even at speed, this super car is almost faultlessly smooth and as a result, it's easy to forget how fast you're going until you glance at the
electronic speedometer.
Luckily there's no way you can ignore it, because there is also an
electronic speedometer behind the wheel.
An adaptive cruise control uses the speed signal from vehicle speed sensor in case of
electronic speedometers, or monitor engine RPM through electrical connections made to the ignition coil.
Undertake modernization of the locomotives including the installation of, inter alia,
electronic speedometers, brake cylinders and hand brake, modernization of driver s cab, etc.
