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Just added an inclinometer to my Grand Vitara.
The title isn't a typo, it indicates your attitude by measuring how much incline you are trying to push.:D This was a very hard to get item, had to get it via eBay USA.
an uncle's old omni had an analog version of this. It was much less complex, obviously !
Good !
I think every road contractor should fit in his car and indicate MAX/MIN/AVG Pitching & Rolling figures for the road he has laid !
Does it show the altitude too?
Nice. I was actually wondering about such a unit. between how much did it cost.
I think this was a standard feature in the terracan
Is it connected to anything or is it a standalone ? Looks very impressive. congrats sharath.
Looks stunning on GV. Think this is similar to level guage we were using long time back.
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Originally Posted by diabloo
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Does it show the altitude too?
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No, just attitude.:)
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Originally Posted by jobinjv
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Nice. I was actually wondering about such a unit. between how much did it cost.
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It was $76 on eBay.
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Originally Posted by esteem_lover
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Is it connected to anything or is it a standalone ?
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It runs on 2 AAA batteries. No other connection.
Does it self level? Must be working of an internal gyro.
What exactly does this thingamajig do?
Show the incline that your car is going up or down. Also shows horizontal roll of the car
Sweet, the Pajero had this in Analog in one of the three center dash pods.
Is it not the same thing thats standard feature on Pajeros and similar SUVs ? Its the first time I see this thing in digital form.
Does e-bay US send stuff to india ? I had tried few things from e-bay and amazon.com but could not complete the transaction because India was not in their courier destinations.
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Originally Posted by vikram_d
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Does it self level? Must be working of an internal gyro.
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More like a 2-axis accelerometer. No need to calibrate it since it knows that gravity = down!
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Ahh ok. Thanks Rehaan
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