preselector

There are several radically different mechanical designs of preselector gearbox.

More body variants were added over the next few years and in 1934 a Preselector gearbox was offered for £27 extra.

The transmission was either a four speed manual or optional preselector gearbox.

Supercharged from new, the car is equipped with a rather trick gearbox known as a preselector.

The transmission used a 5-speed Wilson preselector gearbox with a fluid flywheel.

Preselector gearboxes faded away as modern automatic transmissions took their place.

However, a preselector does not remove interference on the same frequency that it and the receiver are tuned to.

Various manufacturers produced preselector transmissions under licence to the Wilson patents.

I took over the car fitted with a preselector gearbox, the Moss box was supplied as a spare.

The epicyclic preselector gearbox allowed a clear flat floor for driver and front seat passenger.

It was available with a preselector gearbox as an option and most had coachwork by Carbodies.

Although a preselector is placed in the same location as an antenna tuner, it serves a different purpose.

The gearbox was a four-speed preselector type unit.

The preselector lever was now mounted on the offside under the steering wheel by the driver's right hand.

Their venture was intended to capitalize on a promising preselector gearbox invented for heavy vehicles.

This was coupled through a fluid flywheel to an epicyclic preselector 4-speed gear box.

The cars were of conventional construction for the time with drive through a preselector gearbox to a de Dion rear axle.

Some early internal combustion-engined railcars, both diesel and petrol, used the Wilson preselector gearbox.

Preselector gearboxes are not automatic gearboxes, although they may have internal similarities.

A Daimler four-speed preselector gearbox with "fluid flywheel" was used.

A preselector typically is tuned to have a narrow bandwidth, centered on the receiver's operating frequency.

Unbeatable in combination with the Preselector kit!

A preselector is a name for an electronic device that connects between a radio antenna and a radio receiver.

The integrated device is both a preamplifier and a preselector, and may correctly be referred to with either name.

Some 1950s-era James motorcycles were built using Villiers engines that utilized a preselector gearbox.