Directed Dei 488t 2-way 4-button Hf Led Transmitter For Select Security Systems on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, United States
Replacement Remotes for Sale
Python 7754p responder lc3 sst remote control replacement transmitter(US $87.50)
Clifford 7756x 2-way lcd replacement remote control(US $89.89)
Clifford 7211x 1-button 2-way remote control for 4203x, 4205x, 4211x, 4218x(US $43.75)
Clifford 7656x 1-way remote control for 3606x, 3706x, 3806x, 4606x, 5606x.......(US $29.29)
Clifford 7856x 2-way led remote control 3606x, 3806x, 4606x, 4806x, 5606x, 5806x(US $62.62)
Automate 7242a 2-way 4-button responder led remote control for 4204a & 5204a(US $69.95)
Detroit Electric SP:01 (2014) nears production. The next Tesla?
Thu, 19 Jun 2014By Tom Gregory Motor Industry 19 June 2014 11:26 New US based electric car maker, Detroit Electric, has been conducting final testing in Europe of its new SP:01 sports car.Described by Detriot Electric as the “world’s fastest production electric vehicle”, the rear-wheel-drive two-seat convertible is now nearing production having initially been unveiled in the USA and China last year. In a word, yes. Much like the equally electric Tesla Roadster, the SP:01 is built on the aluminium chassis of the Lotus Elise and as such, shares more than a passing resemblance with the Norfolk-built sports car.
Autoweek in review
Fri, 19 Apr 2013On Monday, Ford and GM announced they would work together on nine- and 10-speed transmissions, we found out how to outrun a dust storm in a Lexus LFA and legendary driver Stirling Moss made some interesting comments. The embargo on the Jaguar F-Type broke on Tuesday, we learned about a documentary on the Pebble Beach Road Races and Porsche showed off its 911 RSR for race duty. On Wednesday, pictures of the next Lamborghini Aventador slipped out on the Web, the Mercedes GLA concept was revealed and the Flat Rock, Mich.
Washington auto show: Ford develops ‘intelligent cars'
Thu, 27 Jan 2011There are plenty of smartphones, and now Ford is pitching the idea of “intelligent cars” that can communicate with each other to avoid accidents. Ford is investing heavily into the technology and will launch a fleet of prototypes this spring, the company said on Thursday at the Washington auto show. The idea is to use wireless signals on a secured channel to allow cars to communicate with each other.