- "Maus"
Gatsonides (February 14, 1911 in Gombong,
Kebumen Regency –
November 29, 1998 in Heemstede) was a
Dutch rally driver and inventor.
Gatsonides was...
- only
winner driving his own car – was
driving a "works" car in 1952, but
Gatsonides also parti****ted in a
factory prepared Ford
Zephyr in 1953, a year that...
- John
Garand Gatling gun –
Richard Jordan Gatling Gatso cameras – Maus
Gatsonides Geiger counter – Hans
Geiger Geiger–Müller tube – Hans
Geiger and Walther...
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Ireland from 1951 to 1956. In 1953, a Ford
Zephyr Six
driven by
Maurice Gatsonides won the
Monte Carlo rally,
pushing a
Jaguar Mark VII into
second place...
-
history started with a
device invented by the
champion rally driver Maurice Gatsonides. He used the
device to
record his
speeds as he
drove through various curves...
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Panjangsari Patemon Semanding Semondo Sidayu Wero
Wonokriyo Wonosigro Maus
Gatsonides (1911–1998),
Dutch rally driver and
inventor of the
speed camera. Badan...
-
which was
founded in 1958 by
rally driver Maurice Gatsonides,
produced the 'Gatsometer'.
Gatsonides wished to
better monitor his
average speed on a race...
- –
Llanfranco Colombo 1993 – Karl
Steinorth 2003 – Joop Berendsen, Tom
Gatsonides, Ted
Janssen 2004 – Mark
Holborn 2005 – Mike
Birbeck 2006 – Ron Smith...
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founded by the 1950s
rally driver Maurice Gatsonides,
invented the
first traffic enforcement camera.
Gatsonides wished to
better monitor his
speed around...
-
failing to salute.
Gatsometer BV,
founded in 1958 by
rally driver Maurice Gatsonides,
produced the 'Gatsometer'
which was
described as "a
revolutionary speed-measuring...
