This is a common question I get asked when I show my work and talk about my latest experiments. It’s a good one because it helps people understand something that’s often obscured by what we see at the time. For a while, I’ve been working on a car that not only has an onboard gauges but also have a dashboard display, so that the driver can see certain things like temperature, fuel, and mileage.
Although my car has these onboard gauges, it doesn’t have a dashboard display. Instead, it has two switches and one button. The switch controls the temperature, and the button controls the fuel gauge. The switches have some other interesting features, one being a “gauge” that goes up and down in increments of 10% with the buttons on the dashboard. Its pretty cool, so I’ll probably have a lot to say about it in the coming weeks.
The driver can also see the speedometer, and a compass, and the current altitude. There is also a speed limiter, and a cruise control, and a brake control, and a gas gauge, etc. There is also a car phone, so at least the passenger can call someone on a mobile phone while driving.
This is not the first time I’ve used gauges on a car. Back in the first year that I owned my Jeep Wrangler I had a gauge on the dashboard that displayed the temp and speed of my car. I would also have a second gauge on the left side of the windshield which would display the speed of the sky, rain, and snow. I also had a digital speedometer on the floor of the cabin.
I was never particularly good at gauging how fast I was going in a car, but when I first owned my Jeep I set up a speedometer on the floor of the front passenger seat. This helped me keep track of my speed and to look for traffic signs when I was driving. My first Jeep had a digital speedometer on the front passenger seat. I liked it because I was able to adjust the dial to the right of the speedometer to show my current speed.
But a digital speedometer on a car is not always a good idea. The car’s electronic speedometer is designed to be a backup device for the car’s digital speedometer. When you hit a speed limit, the car’s electronic speedometer can slow down to help you make that last turn without the car moving any faster.
This idea is pretty common in the auto industry, but it’s something I’ve never seen implemented in a car before. A digital speedometer on a car would provide a false sense of security. For example, you could be driving down the road at 60 and suddenly the digital speedometer will read 60mph. And if you do that, the car will go even faster and the digital speedometer will read 70mph.
There are a few other ways your speedometer can slow down. You can use the car’s idle control to have it idle completely and then use your key fob to start the car engine and drive along at a slower speed. Or you can use the car’s cruise control to go from 60 to 80mph. Or you can use the car’s parking brake to slow down to 50mph.
As it turns out, the speedometer can be used to change the speed of the car when you’re driving. When you’re driving at 60mph, the car will cruise to 70mph. The car won’t get any further until you hit 80mph. The car can also be used to slow down at certain speeds. The car can be driven slowly to a stop at 40mph, then can be driven slowly at 50mph into the distance.
In other words, the car can be used to go from 60 to 20mph, then from 40 to 20mph, and so on. The car still wont get any further into the distance until you hit 20mph.