Road Angel
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Before I get slapped down I have already trawlled through the search facility.
I presume I am right in thinking that road angel is no good detecting lasers cos once it picks it up u have been caught anyway.
Therefore it is only useful for fixed sites (gatsos/specs etc) and accident blackspots.
Am I correct?
I presume I am right in thinking that road angel is no good detecting lasers cos once it picks it up u have been caught anyway.
Therefore it is only useful for fixed sites (gatsos/specs etc) and accident blackspots.
Am I correct?
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The road angel now comes with a laser detector attachment additional £34
My year old unit is coming up for sale £200ish pound if you interested
Edited to correct myself Laser not radar thanks
[Edited by phil_stephens - 9/19/2003 11:16:41 AM]
My year old unit is coming up for sale £200ish pound if you interested
Edited to correct myself Laser not radar thanks
[Edited by phil_stephens - 9/19/2003 11:16:41 AM]
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the fixed sites are upto date, it can take them a while to put nw cameras in, a new one went up near me and as a test i updated everyday until it went off, 9 days later. I guess if i would of marked it on mine and updated it might of been updated quicker but i was trying to test the service.
The laser unit is pants. I drove past a laser trip 6 times placing it in different parts of the screen didnt get a single blip. But I suppose the copper could of been asleep in the van and not tagging people ??.
The laser unit is pants. I drove past a laser trip 6 times placing it in different parts of the screen didnt get a single blip. But I suppose the copper could of been asleep in the van and not tagging people ??.
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