1999 - Volume #23, Issue #3, Page #40
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High-Tech Parking Aid
The Park-Zone electronic warning device is designed to make parking foolproof, even in tight quarters. The company notes that even a small scratch or dent on a vehicle can cost hundreds of dollars to repair.
It works like a space-age traffic light. As you enter the garage, the green light comes on. About midway through the garage, a yellow light cautions the driver to approach slowly. When the red light comes on, the driver stops.
The "brains" of the device is an ultra-sonic sensor made by Polaroid that bounces sound waves off surfaces. It can by quickly calibrated to the correct parking distance. Runs on four AA batteries that last about a year, or you can spend $20 extra for an AC powered unit.
Sells for $59.95.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Exeter Technologies, Inc., Yogesh Shyam, One Penn Plaza, Suite 4025, New York, N.Y. 10119 (ph toll-free 888-393-8371; Website: www.park-zone.com).
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