Re: OBC Question?

["Allan Williams" <allanw@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hit the reset button and it will tell you the average speed in the time it
takes to get a reading (almost instant) which means you are getting a
reading of your current speed (Or so close that it would not matter)

Allan :-)
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- ----- Original Message -----
From: William T. Wallace <ssgwallace@domain.elided>
To: BMW uuc digest <bmwuucdigest@domain.elided>; BMW Digest
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Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 5:18 PM
Subject: OBC Question?


> To all,
>
> REF: February 2000 Roundel, page 52  "Stand On It!" ,fifth paragraph.
>
> >>"Lommie seemed amused at our confidence in the accuracy of our
instruments
> and said he relies on the OBC for accurate speed information rather than
> trusting the analog meter"<<
>
> First off, yes I am late but understand I just got my February Roundel
> because I am stationed in Germany.   My question is about the OBC's MPH
> reading.  Is this the same option I have on my '00 528i's OBC that gives
the
> average speed?  If so how would he, Lommie,  get a current speed reading?
I
> have driven with this on the display and it does just what is says, gives
> you an average speed, not current speed.  Is there a way to get your
current
> speed?  Or am I to low on the 5er food chain?
>
> William Wallace
> BMWCCA
>
>
>

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