Speed Camera Detectors
Discussion
dhalv said:
Just for your info...
If you have an iPhone, Tom Tom speed camera app is free to download with 12 months subscription for free too!
The database at http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/modules.php?name=Cam... is considerably better - more accurate and updated weekly.If you have an iPhone, Tom Tom speed camera app is free to download with 12 months subscription for free too!
stargazer30 said:
Waste of time IMO unless you're in unfamiliar roads regular. A Sat Nav + local knowledge will tell you where the fixed ones are. The mobile units have already got you the instant you can see them before you're on the brakes.
Unless you get one of these, which gives you 4-5 second to, eh, 're-adjust' your speed.http://www.speedcamerasuk.com/snooper-3zero.htm
Jammers are available, but the number of procecutions means that they do carry a big risk.
Stoofa said:
Think I'll just stick to the "sensible driving" method. It's been 100% reliable for the past 21 years.
This, I had a Road Angel Classic, [ still got it in the shed somewhere] and frankley it was cack, the problem with these is I would become totaly reliant on them, I have no points, 99% of cameras are clearly visible, so I must be doing something right.Bestle said:
I personally use a Snooper 3Zero which I keep updated weekly.
The GPS alerts have been incredibly accurate so far, the radar detection goes absolutely nuts however especially near shops
How would you rate it as a piece of kit/usefulness.The GPS alerts have been incredibly accurate so far, the radar detection goes absolutely nuts however especially near shops
Thinking of getting a mobile camera alert device.
I have used a Pogo Alert + for some years. It has been a great bit of kit but it seems to have given up and there is no equivalent replacement I can find (hate the new Road Angel).
I have downloaded CamerAlert on my Iphone but not sure I can remember to turn it on every time I get in the car and to turn the app off after driving to avoid draining the phone battery.
I have downloaded CamerAlert on my Iphone but not sure I can remember to turn it on every time I get in the car and to turn the app off after driving to avoid draining the phone battery.
bad company said:
I have used a Pogo Alert + for some years. It has been a great bit of kit but it seems to have given up and there is no equivalent replacement I can find (hate the new Road Angel).
I have downloaded CamerAlert on my Iphone but not sure I can remember to turn it on every time I get in the car and to turn the app off after driving to avoid draining the phone battery.
You could get an Android phone with NFC capability and put a tag on your cradle in the car which you program to open the app and whatever else you use when driving (like call forwarding, bluetooth etc.)I have downloaded CamerAlert on my Iphone but not sure I can remember to turn it on every time I get in the car and to turn the app off after driving to avoid draining the phone battery.
Then another tag somewhere else (mine's in my wallet) so when I get out I touch the phone to wallet and it turns it all off.
You can't do this with an iphone though. So ner!
joebongo said:
You could get an Android phone with NFC capability and put a tag on your cradle in the car which you program to open the app and whatever else you use when driving (like call forwarding, bluetooth etc.)
Then another tag somewhere else (mine's in my wallet) so when I get out I touch the phone to wallet and it turns it all off.
You can't do this with an iphone though. So ner!
That sounds clever but I am an Iphone 5 user. Then another tag somewhere else (mine's in my wallet) so when I get out I touch the phone to wallet and it turns it all off.
You can't do this with an iphone though. So ner!
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