Bet you didn't know this!
Many of the newer cars have a Back-Up Sensor that warns the driver before
the rear bumper actually comes in contact with something. Who invented this sensor?
I'll bet you think it was Ford, maybe GM; how about Chrysler? No? Then how about
Mercedes Benz, or possibly the French or Italian car manufacturers?
No.
It was a Japanese farmer named Kawasaki.........
His invention was simple and effective.
It emits a high-pitch squeal just before the vehicle itself backs into something.
Click Here
Here's his first prototype...
padremike wrote:
Bet you didn't know this!
Many of the newer cars have a Back-Up Sensor that warns the driver before
the rear bumper actually comes in contact with something. Who invented this sensor?
I'll bet you think it was Ford, maybe GM; how about Chrysler? No? Then how about
Mercedes Benz, or possibly the French or Italian car manufacturers?
No.
It was a Japanese farmer named Kawasaki.........
His invention was simple and effective.
It emits a high-pitch squeal just before the vehicle itself backs into something.
Click Here
Here's his first prototype...
Bet you didn't know this! br br Many of the newer... (
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Sorry, the picture didn't come through!
padremike wrote:
Bet you didn't know this!
Many of the newer cars have a Back-Up Sensor that warns the driver before
the rear bumper actually comes in contact with something. Who invented this sensor?
I'll bet you think it was Ford, maybe GM; how about Chrysler? No? Then how about
Mercedes Benz, or possibly the French or Italian car manufacturers?
No.
It was a Japanese farmer named Kawasaki.........
His invention was simple and effective.
It emits a high-pitch squeal just before the vehicle itself backs into something.
Click Here
Here's his first prototype...
Bet you didn't know this! br br Many of the newer... (
show quote)
OK so where is his first prototype?
bahmer wrote:
OK so where is his first prototype?
It’s a pig taped to the rear hitch of his tractor.
steve66613 wrote:
It’s a pig taped to the rear hitch of his tractor.
Indeed it is. Wish the picture had come through so that the "squeel" was apparent.
I just took a wild guess.
GmanTerry wrote:
Like this?
Semper Fi
Thank you Gman. Don't know why my link didn't come thru.
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