Percent.... not degrees. 

Not sure how they measure stuff like
hills in the USA, but in Canada and Europe it is also measured in
percent.� 

David Marshall
VW Adventure Driver and BMW
Adventure Rider
 
http://www.hasenwerk.ca

On Mon,
November 17, 2008 14:39, Loren Busch wrote:
> 
> Just to
make sure I'm reading this right are you guys saying 'down 1.5
>
PERCENT' or 'down 1.5 DEGREES'?  I ask because, in my ignorance, I've
> never
> seen this type of spec expressed in percent before.
 Plus there is no
> degree
> symbol on a standard keyboard
and I want to make sure the writers aren't
> using the % (percent)
symbol instead.  Though giving the specs in percent
> makes sense
(2 % would be 2 feet at 100 feet or 4.8 inches at 20 feet etc.
>

> On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 12:52 PM, David Marshall
>
<mailinglist@fastforward.ca
>> wrote:
> 
>> My TriStar has 2% on the door (Swedish) and I can't remember
what my
>> German Westfalia has.  I know the 2006 Touareg says
"2% ECE
>> Only" - 1.5% is better - see that one
little bit further!
>> ;-)
>>
>> David
Marshall
>> VW Adventure Driver and BMW Adventure
>>
Rider
>>
>> http://www.hasenwerk.ca
>>
>> On Mon, November 17,
>> 2008 12:00, Raimund Feussner
wrote:
>> >
>> >> Official VW
>>
measurement for the Euro H4 Vanagon headlights is 1,5%
>>
>>
>> downwards.
>> >>
>>
>>
> 
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