speed camera detectors.. talk to me .
speed camera detectors.. talk to me .
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maccavvy

Original Poster:

660 posts

195 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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Since owning the Monaro I have a feeling im easily gonna get caught. It hides it speed so well


It has a rac trackstar fitted which is a tracker and speed camera detector. but its very expensive to get back up and running.


I really only want the speed camera bit, I don't want something on the dash I have to remove ,ideally something hidden away that beeps is good enough


does such a thing exist or what is the smallest hard wired system .


any info appreciated

vxr2010

2,629 posts

190 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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Fixed sites cheapest option is an inforad but mobile sites you can be a bit stuck , I would expect a mobile site eg scameravan is prob most likely thing to catch you , radar detectors by the time they go off you are caught any way , camera vans get you up to about 1.5 miles away

ARAF

20,759 posts

254 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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I find it best to play on twisty roads (where a camera van cannot hide), as you're often doing well to get to the national limit, and use the cruise control to give the engine a breather on the straight, boring roads.

SturdyHSV

10,443 posts

198 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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I'm with ARAF, play where it's appropriate, if you can't see a camera coming, you can't see a horse or cyclist or an accident up ahead either.

That's a bit boring I suppose, but worth keeping in mind if you find yourself worrying about a camera lurking up ahead smile

snowwolf

11,503 posts

206 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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One of the good points of speed camera detectors is they remind you to slow down, you may be deep in thought about when your next rub out will be rather than thinking about road speed smile

I have one of these and had it four years, brill bit of kit, very small and it will run for 8 hours on its own battery.

http://www.pogo-gps.co.uk/pogo_alert_plus.php

Granby

2,473 posts

246 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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I use the CamerAlert app on my phone, it tells you of all known fixed cameras & reported mobile sites

http://www.cameralert.com

007 VXR

64,187 posts

218 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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I just use a sat nav for camera alerts biggrin

Tattooboy

7,946 posts

209 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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So Snowy, when's your next "rub out" !!! rofl

007 VXR

64,187 posts

218 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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Tattooboy said:
So Snowy, when's your next "rub out" !!! rofl
biglaugh

EmmaJ

4,525 posts

177 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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007 VXR said:
Tattooboy said:
So Snowy, when's your next "rub out" !!! rofl
biglaugh
Must admit I was intrigued to know what he meant by that but I was too shy to ask laugh

ARAF

20,759 posts

254 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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EmmaJ said:
007 VXR said:
Tattooboy said:
So Snowy, when's your next "rub out" !!! rofl
biglaugh
Must admit I was intrigued to know what he meant by that but I was too shy to ask laugh
You're of a younger generation - and consequently Google is no help to you (from what I just saw on the first page). As LeeST might be reading, let's just say that when a mummy and a daddy love each other..... hehe

snowwolf

11,503 posts

206 months

Thursday 10th July 2014
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ARAF said:
You're of a younger generation - and consequently Google is no help to you (from what I just saw on the first page). As LeeST might be reading, let's just say that when a mummy and a daddy love each other..... hehe
Lol I suppose that was a bit old generation saying biggrin