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The ACC protection plate looks a bit weird on the front of the grill and flattens the badge appearance - I'll have to ask if it can be fitted behind the grill.
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I did when I had a ride with my car with the dealer plate (my plate will arrive in August).gsb1970 said:How did you test it Robert....?
It's actually the opposite. The ACC does very poorly in adverse weather conditions and the XE manual states the followingrobertW said:This ACC should be great for detecting traffic dense fog. And is probably more effective than eyesight in blinding rain and snow blizzards. I can test these conditions when they crop up.
Do not use in poor visibility, specifically fog, heavy rain, spray or snow.
Do not use on icy or slippery roads.
It's RADAR - projected directly forward of the car - I don't think even 007 had that on his Aston Martingsb1970 said:But the idea of acc as a safety feature is their,obviously just needs refining to be truly affective.
Does it use a visual camera or a laser?
Oh yes, found that, thanks. Have to revert back to old fashioned methods then - blasting the fog horn, and get the wife to walk on ahead with a flash-lightPrinceofthejungle said:It's actually the opposite. The ACC does very poorly in adverse weather conditions and the XE manual states the followingrobertW said:This ACC should be great for detecting traffic dense fog. And is probably more effective than eyesight in blinding rain and snow blizzards. I can test these conditions when they crop up.
Do not use in poor visibility, specifically fog, heavy rain, spray or snow.
Do not use on icy or slippery roads.
Flag is good - no batteries needed - hand bells and hurricane lamps now come to mind....gsb1970 said:Don't forget the flag....I love a flag :ymparty: