Panoramic Mirrors

[Igor Kessel <four_rings@worldnet.att.net>]

Doug Johnson wrote:
> 
> Igor,
> 
> Can you direct us toward such mirrors?

> >OTOH I've had panoramic mirrors with built-in
> luminescent clocks in all
> >my cars since '84. Those mirrors must weigh
> 100-150g and given the
> >length of the OEM mirror arm to be about 10 cm
> provided quite a leverage
> >which one hot summer day was enough to break
> off the metal heel that I
> >glued onto the glass.
> >--
> >Igor Kessel
> >Two turbo quattros.

Commonwealth of Independent States (formerly - USSR).

Two models are known to me:
1. Elektronika (Electronics), made in St. Petersburg (formerly -
Leningrad), Russia.
2. Polesie (Forest), made in Minsk, Belorussia.

I have one of type 1) and two of type 2) in my cars.
Both have antiglare tinting and green luminescent see-through displays
in the upper right corner. The first type has two independently
programmable built-in timers, the second type - just one.

Best of all - both types run in the European 24hr format!

You can see a small bottom part of such mirror on the cockpit shot of my
now gone '89 200TQ on my old rudimentary page (excuse the crappy look):

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/8949/homepage.html

-- 
Igor Kessel
Two turbo quattros.