but this wouldn't give you a dirty smeared bit to pear 'round. What do you
want to lose that bit of "character" for??
PhilN
-----Original Message-----
From: Easton Trevor A <trevor_easton@dofasco.ca>
To: 'lro@works.team.net' <lro@Works.Team.Net>
Date: 06 June 2001 19:43
Subject: RE: LRO: Rain-X
>
>
>> Agreed. I just came home from the marina as it started to pour. Rain-X
was
>>
>> reapplied to the Zit yesterday and it worked perfectly on the way home. I
>> always wanted to rig up a sort of parallelogram-linkage type wiper system
>> like they use on buses. The wiper remains in the vertical position and
>> moves
>> side to side with only a slight arc.
>>
>> Niall Forbes
>>
> Now your thinking. With the Rover's flat screens you could fit a
>linear track across the top of the frame attach both wipers to this track
>and use either an electric motor, vacuum or air to traverse the wipers side
>to side. This would effectively clear the entire area of each pane. The
>screen wash nozzle could be attached to the wiper arm and direct its blast
>straight onto the window next to the top of the blade where it could do
most
>good.
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