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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...?act=SF&s=&f=61

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500 to 16,000 RPM range

Full RISC Micro-processor design

Simplistic operation, 2 buttons

7 Matrix LED

No extras required. No knobs to turn,

no wires to cut, no pills to buy

16bit counting resolution

Super small dimensions a

Supplied complete with loom and

accessories

3 wire design to reduce installation costs

The Gizzmo Dual Stage Shiftlamp utilises a polished blue anodised aluminum casing to host a matrix of ultra-bright LED’s. The two-colour LED matrix provides an unmistakable indication as to which rpm stage has been reached. The first stage illuminates the yellow ultra-bright

center LED. The second or final stage illuminates the outer ring of 6 ultra-bright red LED’s signaling the change point.The Gizzmo dual stage shiftlamp only requires a basic 3-wire installation, and uses a simple two-button configuration for its operation.

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Hope this will raise a few interest.

DUALSTAGE.pdf

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