differences between Bluei and b2
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you know you want one... £329 .....
I'm going for it.. just waiting from RRH to let me know he's had his delivered and fitted then i'll order off the same guy... might even get the second fitting kit from him too at £69... then fit that in another car and swap between the two
you know you want one... £329 .....
I'm going for it.. just waiting from RRH to let me know he's had his delivered and fitted then i'll order off the same guy... might even get the second fitting kit from him too at £69... then fit that in another car and swap between the two
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the beauty with the B2 is its got a directional sensor on it so it won't go off at 'cameras' that are facing the other side of the road. it will let you know of the ones that effect you on your side of the road you are travelling
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lol,bollox,i was looking at this
http://www.originbluei.com/perform/installation.cfm and wondering why they hadnt updated their site
http://www.originbluei.com/perform/installation.cfm and wondering why they hadnt updated their site
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the only differences are;
blackspots
mobile cameras
congestion charge
can't use LRC100 or RD with the Bluei
and its a neater unit,so i reckon the extra for the b2 is well worth it,but possibly not over a s/h bluei
the only differences are;
blackspots
mobile cameras
congestion charge
can't use LRC100 or RD with the Bluei
and its a neater unit,so i reckon the extra for the b2 is well worth it,but possibly not over a s/h bluei
#10
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if you had the bluei.. you'd always wish you'd have had the B2
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