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Road Angels
- Thread starter Hazza
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Suzuki Ignis Sport
Haz, if ur buying 1. buy the road angel plus coz its got built in battery that'll last u 8hours of use not like road angel 2 which u have to plug it into cig lighter everytime u want to use it.
CB600FS
Matt/Trev are they not making the Road Angels illegal soon? The ones with Jammers in?
BMW M4; S1000 RR
LOL
None of them have jammers. I was in the car with a buddy recently with a RA. I saw the little blacked out window on the front and asked what it was for and suggested remote control of some sort as an answer.
He said, no mate, it's a laser detector for mobile speed traps. Oh the humour to lighten up a work day.
Detectors aren't illegal in any way, shape or form. And the only useful detectors are radar detectors. Bell and Valentine make the best ones.
The plus point over things like Road Angels is that they only go off if the camera is active (which is more than handy on motorways with variable speed limits).
The negative points is that sometimes you don't get a lot of warning (as low as 50m sometimes).
Jammers, ARE illegal, laser jammers are only illegal if you're using them to jam police guns though, they use a licence free wavelength so you're not breaking the law by having one on your car, but police wouldn't see it like that if they ever questioned it.
Radar jammers do exist, and they are available, but not readily and not to the public. They're highly illegal to own and can even get you a 10 year custodial sentence for having one. Bit pointless too seeing as the only things that use radar these days are GATSOs and if you can't see them then you shouldn't be driving
None of them have jammers. I was in the car with a buddy recently with a RA. I saw the little blacked out window on the front and asked what it was for and suggested remote control of some sort as an answer.
He said, no mate, it's a laser detector for mobile speed traps. Oh the humour to lighten up a work day.
Detectors aren't illegal in any way, shape or form. And the only useful detectors are radar detectors. Bell and Valentine make the best ones.
The plus point over things like Road Angels is that they only go off if the camera is active (which is more than handy on motorways with variable speed limits).
The negative points is that sometimes you don't get a lot of warning (as low as 50m sometimes).
Jammers, ARE illegal, laser jammers are only illegal if you're using them to jam police guns though, they use a licence free wavelength so you're not breaking the law by having one on your car, but police wouldn't see it like that if they ever questioned it.
Radar jammers do exist, and they are available, but not readily and not to the public. They're highly illegal to own and can even get you a 10 year custodial sentence for having one. Bit pointless too seeing as the only things that use radar these days are GATSOs and if you can't see them then you shouldn't be driving
BMW M4; S1000 RR
Tomtom is s**t from what I've used. Comes up with random speed limits and obscure mobile camera locations (probably phoned in by the public mistaking a VOSA vehicle).
Garmin Nuvis actually have a pretty decent camera warning system and haven't noticed any mistakes on it, but haven't used it as much as Tomtom so to say it's better would be biased.
106 GTi
I have had the Road Angel 2 for about 4/5 years. Blackspot have said they will just do a firmware up date to render the Laser Alert non operational.
I have the Camera Locations on my TomTom and they are not as accurate as the Road Angel.
Suzuki Ignis Sport
Wheres this thread?
Little f*****s
What would they do if they saw my laser detector hanging attached to windscreen ? ?
And isn't the laser detector a bit late for warning ?
Cause after the laser detector has picked up a camera, gun etc aint it too late to react once it beeps ?
Does that not mean you have been caught ?
On less you hammer brakes on immediately.
Excuse me if i'm bull s**tting.
you can adjust it to tell you however far away provided it can read it.
if the police see it on the screen once the law is in place they can test it there and then to check if it does detect laser cameras.
haz it would come under the 1st price bracket
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