hill
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I'll go with my 1st observation. When in reverse, the speedometer tells you how fast you're going. Yet even in reverse, the readout is a positive number. Anyone else have bizarre Leaf observations ?
hill said:I'll go with my 1st observation. When in reverse, the speedometer tells you how fast you're going. Yet even in reverse, the readout is a positive number. Anyone else have bizarre Leaf observations ?
Difference between speed and velocity is ...hill said:I'll go with my 1st observation. When in reverse, the speedometer tells you how fast you're going. Yet even in reverse, the readout is a positive number. Anyone else have bizarre Leaf observations ?
--------> vectors, vectors, vectors <--------evnow said:Difference between speed and velocity is ...hill said:I'll go with my 1st observation. When in reverse, the speedometer tells you how fast you're going. Yet even in reverse, the readout is a positive number. Anyone else have bizarre Leaf observations ?
..."LEAF" as a backronym for Leading, Environmentally friendly, Affordable, Family car...
evnow said:Difference between speed and velocity is ...hill said:I'll go with my 1st observation. When in reverse, the speedometer tells you how fast you're going. Yet even in reverse, the readout is a positive number. Anyone else have bizarre Leaf observations ?
oh, you know what I mean :lol: ... a lot of other cars don't have any readout traveling backwards. At least that's my frequent experienceEVDRIVER said:So Hill, you travel at negative speeds when going backward?
boy - it doesn't take much to get THIS bunch fixated on one thing.scharlj said:I never checked, but isn't it true of all cars?
TonyWilliams said:The spot where the gas tank goes on the Versa is a big, empty, unused spot (for a future spare tire on my car). It's covered by a molded plastic in roughly the shape of an aerodynamic gas tank.
jcesare said:Back on track:
1) The RSS feed does text to speech (pretty creepy)
2) Your car has an ip address (one day it will become sentient and Sky Net will take control)
VINs appear in multiple places on cars. When a car is stolen or damaged, the car can often be identified this way even when the VIN showing though the windshield is removed, damaged, or altered.TonyWilliams said:Under the front bumper is a VIN. Not sure what purpose that serves.
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