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Originally Posted by need4speed Do u really think a signal from a satellite is going to give u a better reading than ur car? Go to the track n use

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Old 08-17-2009, 12:07 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Do u really think a signal from a satellite is going to give u a better reading than ur car? Go to the track n use a laser. That should be a lot more accurate.
Yeah they are spot on! I've got two GPS units that both measure my speed identically. They are also spot on when approaching one of the "Your speed is" signs. ;-)
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