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zcaveman 08-26-2011 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by memason (Post 386615)
Just my thoughts on cart speedometers.... If you are stopped for going a little over the limit and have a speedometer installed, it'll be pretty hard to plead ignorance as in... "Sorry, I don't have a speedometer on this cart and I haven't modified anything ?????"

Just another perspective on speedometers....

I like that one. I think I will take my GPS on the next few rides to see what I am actually doing.

Occasionally the Marion County police put a radar board up so you can check your speed. I have not seen one lately so a GPS test is the next best thing.

BigLew 08-26-2011 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by faithfulfrank (Post 386646)
This might seem obvious, but I have also checked my golfcart speed very easily using my GPS. It seems to be quite accurate.
This might be a solution for some who may not wish to go through the hassle/cost of installing a speedometer.

Frank

as others have also said, this an easy way to check your speed. I had a new motor installed a couple of years ago to improve my torque on hills, so I can maintain my 19mph uphill and believe me if someone is going 12 mph in front of me I will pass them. I don't see why, if I am going the legal limit, someone should be upset by that. Again, while for some reason, people like to 'rag' on cart drivers, during the same period, when the 13 citations were issued to carts 162 citations were issued to CARS

Shimpy 08-26-2011 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by zcaveman (Post 386649)
I like that one. I think I will take my GPS on the next few rides to see what I am actually doing.

Occasionally the Marion County police put a radar board up so you can check your speed. I have not seen one lately so a GPS test is the next best thing.

Those radar devices are usually pretty accurate except the one I drove past on Rolling Acres road about 6 weeks ago in my car doing 37 and it said 90.

Posh 08 08-26-2011 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Shimpy (Post 386792)
Those radar devices are usually pretty accurate except the one I drove past on Rolling Acres road about 6 weeks ago in my car doing 37 and it said 90.

Ouch.

blaZen 08-26-2011 05:24 PM

Carts
 
Yikes!......I may have to start placing beer in a Sonic cup:boxing2:

hedoman 08-27-2011 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by GeorgeT (Post 385730)
Wow! You get up earlier then me!

I can hardly drive when I don't drink imagine if I did drink and drive. I have a tee time later today and was thinking about using a designated driver!

I hope people know what we're talking about otherwise I'm in trouble!

:icon_wink:

GT,

Betcha I go to bed earlier...... My designated driver is Titlelist or Ping....:icon_wink:


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