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VDO wireless computer... doesn't work in the cold?

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  1. Nigel Cliffe said:

    BUT. is it one of the buggy batch ? There was a batch last spring which
    had some of their internals wired wrongly. I had mine replaced FOC, the
    replacement has a small plastic cylinder on the upper right at the rear,
    which the original lacked. I believe the problem was something to do with
    the wireless receiver.

    There is a cylinder on the bottom... upper right of the
    receiver/display unit when viewing from the bottom.

  2. Ron Ruff said:
    Nigel Cliffe said:

    BUT. is it one of the buggy batch ? There was a batch last spring
    which had some of their internals wired wrongly. I had mine
    replaced FOC, the replacement has a small plastic cylinder on the
    upper right at the rear, which the original lacked. I believe the
    problem was something to do with the wireless receiver.

    There is a cylinder on the bottom... upper right of the
    receiver/display unit when viewing from the bottom.

    That's the revised version. You don't have the "buggy batch" problem.

    I suspect battery performance at low temperatures. No evidence, but its
    where I'd start looking.

    - Nigel

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    Nigel Cliffe,
    Webmaster at http://www.2mm.org.uk/

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