YOUR RESEARCHNew Passport G-Timer
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Escort has a new product coming out called the G-Timer that looks interesting. The price is $149(US)- 249 (US). The is a short FAQ at the end of the link. <a href="http://www.escortradar.com/gtimer.htm" target="_blank">http://www.escortradar.com/gtimer.htm</a>
Skymast, looks like a fun item. Too bad I've already spent my Xmas project fund! Wonder how accurate it might be? Bill
Whats the mecanism by which it calculates speed, etc? What are the other options from other companies?
If it is GPS based, then it will be more accurate on speed, distance, etc than the cars speedometer. The other functions are based on some type of microprocessor / chip. I'm sure more information will be available as the April release date approaches.
Its not GPS based, its, according to them, by "miniaturised internal solid-state sensors", what ever that means...
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