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Old 09-16-21, 11:23 AM
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Steve B.
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None that I'm aware of and they don't need to be equipped as such. In the event you are not getting a good GPS signal, the easiest solution is to add what is know as a Speed Sensor. It mounts on F or R wheel, rotates and senses the earths magnetic field and tells the unit the distance travelled. They are very accurate and over-ride a flaky GPS signal, which can happen in canyons, or densely wooded area's.
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