I first noticed that at an indicated 70MPH
EVERYBODY was passing me. Even trucks. So I reset the MPH average indicator and it came up 3 MPH off from the indicated speed. I realize that only indicates
average speed, but upon first resetting it, it should show actual speed at that moment. Of course if it uses the same source as the speedometer, there would be the same error.
What I really need to do is find one of those speed signs the police set up with the radar in them. You know, the ones that tell you how fast you're going? Never one of them around when you need it.
I know I shouldn't whine about a small error like that, but I'm a bit of a stickler about time and speed. My Ex used to set the alarm clock 20 minutes ahead so she wouldn't be late. Drove me nuts.
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I
knew it was 20 minutes fast, so I'd always be doing math at 0-dark-30 trying to figure out how many snooze alarms I could fit into that 20 minutes.
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I like to know what time it really is. My watch is set to my PC, which is set to the NTP time servers here at the university. Always accurate. I'm the same way with speed. If my Passport goes bonkers, I want to know how much I need to slow down and not have to guess. I figure on a car this advanced and pricey, accuracy should be a given. It is German, after all.
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