Tony Harrington

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Is there anything on the market in this country that is legal to avoid speed detection?

If so can anyone recommend such a unit.

The Trooper 1815

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No.

The only option is common sense and a knowledge of the local area speed limits.

G4rfo

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are snoopers no good now ?

Steve001

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The best one I can think of is the one in front of the steering wheel, the one that reads 0-150mph

FMJ

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Nope. Just don't speed or don't get caught. Then when you do get caught don't start moaning about it like a few people on here have If you want to speed at least take it on the chin when you get caught.

All the speed detectors I have seen have reacted far too slowly and the device has you before you can react. Or most don't react at all! It's a rip off that the average person can never prove. Reacting to speed quickly can also be dangerous (you going to check your mirror when that alarm goes off before you slam your anchors on?) If so you have already been zapped. If no then you may have a car parked in your boot.

Any item that will jam the signal will either not work (most are gimmicks that don't really work) and if caught you will be charged with perverting the course of justice or obstruct police... and if it's hard wired to the car then your car could be seized too... How would you be caught? Simple, the devices that use laser or radar work. Simple as. If they for some reason won't get a reading on your car when it's clearly going quickly what do you think the cop is going to do? Come straight after you of course.

Paben

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The Tomtom I use not only warns of fixed speed cameras it also warns of mobile locations too. The only problem I find is it is too easy to ignore the warning gong as most of the possible mobile locations are deserted, but not all of them!

scoobyman2007

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Yes there is and it's not going to cost you as it's just your rite foot mate and if you lift it you bank will love you to

ematsone

Google "stingeruk" .

Norman Dog

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I reckon I could outrun one of these.

perkyjester

Everytime i see one of them i take the **** going past so slow i could get done for kerb crawling but the only sendible answer is keep to the speed limits keep racing for the tracks/circuits

hodgy0_2

the joke is, the 2 times I have been done for speeding

it was by static cameras that I knew about

perkyjester

I have to admit i have been done for speeding a number of times many years ago but amazingly never in my scoob just dont feel the need to race every where any more i put it down to the calming nature of that lovely subaru rumble

mickywrx

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Got functioning eyes? Use them!

BoozyDave

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A jammer should be installed with an on/off switch within easy reach of the driver. When the buzzer sounds to indicate it's detected a signal that it's jamming, slow down to legal speed and turn the jammer off. It will detect the signal 400M away, turn unit off and the copper can then get a reading when you get closer

BoozyDave

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...nds-trial.html

The Trooper 1815

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By then it's too late as you have set the detectors off.


Copper 1 "That car is jamming us, oh hang on a minute it's just stopped!"
Copper 2 "He's turned his illegal jammer off"
Copper 1 "Pull him"

pslewis

This has only failed me once in many decades of driving, highly recommended:-

http://img09.deviantart.net/4b33/i/2...er-d5wtzmk.jpg

salsa-king

i've got the road angel GEM... https://www.roadangelgroup.com/

let you know what the speed are and makes you aware of what speed you are doing with it's GPS speedo.


I've been pleased with it.

south_scoob

Or just leave it on all the time if your intent on getting one..
Im sure these can be instaled under electric garage door equipment

johned

Interesting.

Trinity

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Ive used a button operated jammer for many years. Its save me a few times, and they have never 'come' after me when they realised the kit was being jammed.

I chatted to a policeman friend of mine, and although not a traffic cop, he says its mentioned many times in their nick that the handheld guns they use constantly ***** up readings, so they just put it down to bad kit.

I rarely speed, but we all do it sometimes, but I imagine one day some new freshed faced needs to prove himself traffic cop will come after me to catch me with my garage door opener.

just me

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The valentine one is supposed to be the best you can get, but its expensive http://www.valentineonestore.co.uk/

Barry C

http://www.snooper.co.uk/snooper-4ze...-detector.html

unsightly, but believe you can hardwire & have to pay subscription (£29.99 p/a)

I have a Snopper sat-nav and I like it.

G4rfo

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cheers m8y will look into that