camera detectors which ones

[stuarthat]

looking for camera detectors for most cameras if possible laser ect any recommendations thanks

[MADT350]

Personally i would look at the Pogo Alert is has everything to offer in terms of driver features and also with a very reliable camera database, its the one i use currently and i have been selling these things for the past 6 years . send me a email with your requirements and i will suggest what would be best for you.

tom

Edited by MADT350 on Thursday 7th August 16:36

[carlovers]

hello buddy, guess this is the last thing you want to hear .my garmin missed a camera recently and that was it for me,i honestly believe keepin speed down and your eyes peeled the only way to go.ive got 3 pts on which if i can get to january will be the first time in 12 years that im clean wish me luck!!

[pjones]

You could also look at the Snooper Sapphire and Sapphire Plus S270. The latter is currently available with free sat nav. If you're on a budget the Snooper Evolution gives you all the information you need and is a personal favourite. All units use the Enigma Safety Camera Database. It's the most comprehensive in Europe and is updated daily. Best of luck.

[MADT350]

carlovers said:

hello buddy, guess this is the last thing you want to hear .my garmin missed a camera recently and that was it for me,i honestly believe keepin speed down and your eyes peeled the only way to go.ive got 3 pts on which if i can get to january will be the first time in 12 years that im clean wish me luck!!

to be honest the Garmin camera database is never going to be as reliable as a dedicated camera company they rely on open source data that is not updated regularly enough... thus its open for error i'm afraid...

[jimmyb]

stuarthat said:

looking for camera detectors for most cameras if possible laser ect any recommendations thanks

Listen to t350 he knows what hes talking about. I have a pogo and it is absolutely brilliant. Its never missed a camera that i can recall.Does everything really well. Its better than a roadangel im fairly sure of that.

[stuarthat]

thanks for the input recomendations are always helpful. speed limits seem to be getting changed 50 to 40 ect also camera vans are out at 6am round here need all the help i can get .

[jimmyb]

stuarthat said:

thanks for the input recomendations are always helpful. speed limits seem to be getting changed 50 to 40 ect also camera vans are out at 6am round here need all the help i can get .

I would suggest the pogo alert with laser attachment which MAY pick up laser scatter giving you advance warning of mobile sites as well however like most laser detectors there is no guarantee and you may only get alerted when targeted.

[Mattt]

How do Pogo/Snooper compare to PGPSW data?

[m999psw]

Hi, Has anybody any experience of the Pogo Drive?
Is the speed data as good and as detailed as the standard Pogo.

Regards
Paul

[MADT350]

m999psw said:

Hi, Has anybody any experience of the Pogo Drive?
Is the speed data as good and as detailed as the standard Pogo.

Regards
Paul

The pogo drives speed camera features and data is the same as the pogo alert, the only thing the Pogo Drive does not have is the plugin laser....

[stuarthat]

pogo alert delivered this morning all good having trouble updating click auto update just stays ,not a lot happening bit late to ring dealer any ideas

Edited by stuarthat on Tuesday 12th August 18:54

[jimmyb]

Have you loaded the software? If so plug in pogo via usb and switch on. Hit the pogo update shortcut new window opens. It should then have a pic of a pogo on the right and say connected?

Hit update.

If you have no charge on the pogo you will need to stick it in your car for 30mins or so to put a bit of charge into the battery as it does not charge off usb as yet so far as i am aware and has to be manually switched on when linkied via usb to update.

Any other q?