Packard 1941 - Point a Minute Demonstration Plan for Packard Electromatic Driving

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• Pages: 12

• Packard 1941 - Point a Minute Demonstration Plan for Packard Electromatic Driving
• Packard Motor Company
• When Demonstrating Electromatic Driving
• 1. Simple Control
• 2. Smooth Engagement and Quiet Engine Operation
• 3. Fast Get-Away
• 4. No "Creeping" at Stops
• 5. Better Low Speed Operation
• 6. No Motor Stalling
• 7. Long Life for Clutch Linings
• 8. Faster, Smoother Emergency Shifting
• 9. Optional Manual Control
• Advantages Packard Electromatic vs. Competitive Devices
• 1. Packard Electromatic eliminates necessity of ...
• 2. Packard Electromatic provides complete clutch ...
• 3. Electromatic provides fast get-away as there ...
• 4. Electromatic does not slip on steep grades ...
• 5. The absence of a clutch pedal on Oldsmobile and Cadillac ...