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A speed-warning device designed and made in South Africa is now available from Control Logic.
The device, called Speetlovox, gives audible warning whenever a set speed is exceeded. The unit includes the facility to enable two speed settings to be made so that it may be set, for example, for 30 mph and 60 mph.
If the speed limit set on the unit is exceeded there is an intermittent bleep if the speed is exceeded still further the bleep becomes a continuous tone.
The device relies on a sensor fitted to the rear or front glass of the speedometer with the only electrical connection being to any convenient 12V supply.
Price : £16.20.
Available from: Control Logic, 28A Enford Street, London, W1H IDG.
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