> it was a Zemco trip computer. > the ZT-10, most likely. that was the more sophisticated > model > but the people who used to make them got bought out > by some company that didn't want to make such things > anymore. :( Yeah, that's the one, all right. My dad remembered it when I mentioned the name. Really is a shame they don't make 'em anymore. There are a few similar devices designed for aircraft and boating applications, but they all use a NMEA GPS input to monitor vehicle speed and (of course) don't have a cruise control function. I've found a device used for racing engine telemetry but that's certainly overkill for my needs. I may have to build one myself... John Bange '90 Vanagon |
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