Testing a CHEAP GPS SPEEDO From Amazon!
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- Опубликовано: 15 янв 2024
- In this episode of BUS TECH...we test a cool little GPS SPEEDOMETER we found on Amazon for under $20.00
Will it work? Tune in and find out!
This is NOT a paid endorsement. We would LOVE to have a few of those...( hint hint hint any vendors out there? )...but so far we have bought everything reviewed on this channel so we give it our honest opinion. It's either good or it sucks. We'll tell you straight.
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Thanks for the video, I was looking for a cheap speedometer for my space shuttle. ;-) Thanks
I recently bought a 2006 Jaguar XJ8 that was originally sold into Canada, its rather small speedometer reads in KPH, my old eyes have a hard time reading the MPH band on the dial. This sort of thing would be just the thing to have, thanks for the review.
great video
Great Video - Funny watching a "tin hat" assume this takes info from your car
He didn't know how basic the GPS unit was. He assumed it got its info from the car too and not ONLY from satellites.
These Speedos are programmed to over read by 4%. If you want "accurate", this is not the one to get.
Except it perfectly matched the speedo on our car. When we were doing 50, it read 50. When we did 65, it read 65. It always stayed 1 mph during up and down travel speed and we settled on a MPH and stayed there, the GPS Speedo matched our speed reading and stayed steady. Watch the video.
Folks get these because their speedometer crapped out.. like my situation and right now I cannot afford 120 bucks for a "used" instrument cluster for my car. Just something to be within 2 to 3 mph of speed limit
@@Buses2Bikes Production speedos are designed to overread as well so i guess this makes sense.
May I ask how was the delay under hard acceleration/braking? I can live with slight over read but not delay.
@@Cornerer1 From what we could tell it either under-read or over-read for only a couple of seconds when we changed speed. And that we figure was the lag time for the satellites to ping back with the correct speed. But again, it was only 1 MPH up/down for a second or two than it read correctly again. For $20 I think that is acceptable performance.