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MetroMPG · 08-03-2008, 11:57 PM

Gregte - that's an interesting mod. My unit actually came with two "responsiveness" settings, programmable via dip switches. One seems to be for time delay sensitivity to speed changes, and the other is for the "amplitude" of the response to speed changes.

dcb: I may just do that with the soldering iron. Little project for tomorrow. Plus I'll call Audiovox and find out if they'll just sell the circuit board in case I can't make it go.

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