well. I have heard the same bout ABS making chorter distanse to brake on. but it are only for you chuld be albe to use the steelwheel to manoeuvrable the bus.
This is an interesting and informative video. I'm glad that a steep inclined roadway was used in the test, because on level road the SD-200 is about 5 KMH than the SD-202.
ABS never was meant to keep the breaking distance shorter. as us see - normally it make it longer. ABS - ANTI BLOCK SYSTEM - just keeps the wheels rotating instead of blocking, to keep the steering... very usefull, if you would try braking hard in corners or something else... so - this test itselfs is a fail. sorry. ;)
Well you can turn it off i think, or you can just turn it on. On the dash above the red door button you see two yellow/orange switches. When you click on the right one, the yellow light with the text "ABS" on the dash lights section lights up. So i dont know what it means. Or you turn it on, or you turn it off.
@thomosik you can turn off the abs in the man D92, there's a switch on the panel. The yellow ABS light (bellow the red one) will come up. Could you do a video just with that bus? Would be interesting to compare using the same bus. ;)
@deserteagle1010 Actually, that switch and light is for the ASR (Anti-Spin Regulation), which is used to prevent you from losing control when accelerating on a slippery road. It is a completely different system than the ABS, you can not turn off the ABS.
Yeah, I know that you may have longer braking distance with ABS. I didn't realize it when I was commenting the video. Even so I think it's an interesting video. :)
@TwoHelpful kannst du englisch? Ich habe geschrieben, dass ABS dazu da ist, um das Fahrzeug bei starken Bremsungen manövrierfähig zu halten, nicht um eine geringere Bremsdistanz zu erzielen, was man im Video wohl meint...
that was actully insresting
mrreeceharding 3 days ago
well. I have heard the same bout ABS making chorter distanse to brake on. but it are only for you chuld be albe to use the steelwheel to manoeuvrable the bus.
TheEcoDisc 3 weeks ago
sorry where can I download this map please?
viktorgasparik 3 months ago
where i can download this map
viktorgasparik 3 months ago
This is an interesting and informative video. I'm glad that a steep inclined roadway was used in the test, because on level road the SD-200 is about 5 KMH than the SD-202.
metromaster2010 3 months ago
rollercoaster road :)
crazomonkey 3 months ago
ABS never was meant to keep the breaking distance shorter. as us see - normally it make it longer. ABS - ANTI BLOCK SYSTEM - just keeps the wheels rotating instead of blocking, to keep the steering... very usefull, if you would try braking hard in corners or something else... so - this test itselfs is a fail. sorry. ;)
835sedici 5 months ago 3
@minxinglee
Well you can turn it off i think, or you can just turn it on. On the dash above the red door button you see two yellow/orange switches. When you click on the right one, the yellow light with the text "ABS" on the dash lights section lights up. So i dont know what it means. Or you turn it on, or you turn it off.
Rubengtapolicemods 7 months ago
how many fps when you taking the video?
ken33684 7 months ago
How did you turn off the ABS? Can't find the instructions to do so. Can only turn off traction control. Which one's the ABS?
minxinglee 8 months ago
@minxinglee You cannot. I used different buses, look at 4:25. :)
thomosik 8 months ago
@thomosik Thanks.
minxinglee 8 months ago
@thomosik you can turn off the abs in the man D92, there's a switch on the panel. The yellow ABS light (bellow the red one) will come up. Could you do a video just with that bus? Would be interesting to compare using the same bus. ;)
deserteagle1010 6 months ago
@deserteagle1010 Actually, that switch and light is for the ASR (Anti-Spin Regulation), which is used to prevent you from losing control when accelerating on a slippery road. It is a completely different system than the ABS, you can not turn off the ABS.
skinnylee2 1 month ago
@skinnylee2 yes I've noticed after I comment :)
But indeed abs is a nice thing on buses eheh
deserteagle1010 1 month ago
Did you take into the consideration the speed you started to brake? Cause I think the speeds wre different...
anonumus10 8 months ago
Yeah, I know that you may have longer braking distance with ABS. I didn't realize it when I was commenting the video. Even so I think it's an interesting video. :)
thomosik 9 months ago
how did you make big hill show me how
joeboy136 9 months ago 2
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joeboy136 9 months ago
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joeboy136 9 months ago
In my opinion you should first learn what is ABS system and why it's used :)
Regards.
CristianSkytter 10 months ago
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CristianSkytter 10 months ago
lol! i want this map! =D nice video!
FSXSuperboy 10 months ago
he he nice!
YaHaV250 10 months ago
ABS is just there to keep the vehicle manoeuvrable in a hard braking, not for having a shorter braking distance...
dh94hamburg 10 months ago 12
@dh94hamburg
Du weißt aber schon das bei ABS die Bremsdistanz größer wird weil die Bremswirkung ja nachlässt und wieder anhält?
TwoHelpful 9 months ago
@TwoHelpful kannst du englisch? Ich habe geschrieben, dass ABS dazu da ist, um das Fahrzeug bei starken Bremsungen manövrierfähig zu halten, nicht um eine geringere Bremsdistanz zu erzielen, was man im Video wohl meint...
dh94hamburg 9 months ago
@dh94hamburg
Das is mir schon klar ;)
Das resultat ist doch aber ein längerer Bremsweg oder?
Grüße
TwoHelpful 9 months ago
@TwoHelpful Jop.
dh94hamburg 9 months ago
@dh94hamburg
Na dann haben wa uns ja richtig verstanden :D
TwoHelpful 9 months ago
To je dost dobré.
DZORDZAGENCY 10 months ago
Velice pěkné.. :)
shitmanblog 10 months ago 5
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joeboy136 10 months ago