Talk:Voith turbo transmissions

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Too positive

The article is a little too positve for comfort.

Also it may be too centred on Voith - question is 'turbo transmission' and engineering term OR a voith trademark.

It's also unbalanced - voith produces many transmissions of this type - but the article on focuses on a few specifically why is "Double Circuit Transmissions for Railcars" etc notable?

Indeed, if the article is about the engineering of turbo transmissions rather than the Voith product, then the early ('49 to '51) Chevrolet Powerglide, the Chevrolet Turboglide as well as all "full-size" Buick automatic Transmissions until 1964-65 and the ST-300/400 were turbo transmissions in that they were intended to provide equivalent gearing through more or less complex torque converter assemblies rather than through actuel gear shifting. Clarrieu (talk) 08:54, 14 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]