Changes: Digital speedometer

Revision as of 10:25, 5 June 2020

"Seventy!"

—Marty McFly

The digital speedometer in the DeLorean time machine was used in synchronization with its analog counterpart to determine the speed of the car as it accelerated to reach temporal displacement.

While escaping 1885, Marty McFly referred to the digital speedometer as the locomotive pushing the DeLorean got increasingly faster, screaming out the speed over one of the walkie talkies as Dr. Emmett Brown got closer.

Appearances

All appearances of the DeLorean time machine
- Back to the Future trilogy
Back to the Future: The Ride
Back to the Future: The Game

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 [[Image:Digital-speedometer.jpg|300px|thumb|The digital speedometer reads 88 as Marty leaves [[1955]].]]
 {{quote|Seventy!|Marty McFly|Back to the Future Part III}}
 The '''digital speedometer''' in the [[DeLorean time machine]] was used in synchronization with its [[speedometer|analog counterpart]] to determine the speed of the car as it accelerated to reach [[temporal displacement]].
-While escaping [[1885]], [[Marty McFly]] referred to the digital speedometer as the train pushing the DeLorean got increasingly faster, screaming out the speed as [[Emmett Brown]] got closer.
+While escaping [[1885]], [[Marty McFly]] referred to the digital speedometer as the [[Locomotive 131|locomotive]] pushing the DeLorean got increasingly faster, screaming out the speed over one of the [[Doc's walkie talkie|walkie talkie]]s as Dr. [[Emmett Brown]] got closer.
 ==Appearances==
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 *''[[Back to the Future: The Ride]]''
 *''[[Back to the Future: The Game]]''
+==See also==
+*[[Speedometer]]
 [[Category:The DeLorean Time Machine]]