Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators
Patent
1995-07-05
1997-03-18
Mullen, Thomas
Communications: electrical
Land vehicle alarms or indicators
340449, 340601, 340 7001, 3408701, 340905, 340968, 73178T, B60Q 900
Patent
active
056126670
ABSTRACT:
In a vehicular warning system for sensing the approach of severe weather, a pressure sensor generates a first signal representative of the barometric pressure. A computer, coupled to the pressure sensor through the electrical system of the vehicle, generates a second signal responsive to the first signal changing in a time series pattern correlated with a known time series pattern representative of a severe weather system. The computer is coupled through the electrical system of the vehicle to the horn and/or lights for generating warning signals responsive to receiving the second signal, but only when the vehicle is not in the operating mode.
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Kraska Marvin P.
Trumpy David K.
Dixon Richard D.
Ford Motor Company
Mullen Thomas
Woods Davetta
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