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Ramakrishnan
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What is APDV Technology in Engines?

04/25/2018 6:52 AM

APDV stands for Advanced Pro Series Digital Variable.In this technology ignition is controlled by using the digital system and CDI, TDI are used for controlling purpose. Hence it has better fuel consumption and efficiency. Hero Splendor Pro, Hero Passion Pro, Splendor NXG are few examples that uses APDV technology.
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Re: What is APDV technology in engines?

04/25/2018 7:28 AM

Is there a question here, or are you just promoting Hero motorcycles?

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Re: What is APDV technology in engines?

04/25/2018 11:28 AM

APDV means Anonymous Poster Developed Virus? just saying
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