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09 May 2006, 12:11 PM
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Auto express only gave it 2 stars. Five star winner is the Talex Lite which I've just ordered to replace my ailing RA classic. Talex has all Mobile sites on its database that the RA does not have. Talex is £120 with a years subscription, RA is £200. no contest.
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Originally Posted by nathanb
Who's got one? Any good? Has it ever let you down? ( Got caught? )
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09 May 2006, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by nathanb
Who's got one? Any good? Has it ever let you down? ( Got caught? )
09 May 2006, 02:43 PM
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Agree lazer detection is a waste of time as you're already in the beam when the alarm goes off. Talex claim to have all the mobile sites in their database, as I live East Yorkshire, the land of the talivan, I shall be able to comment soon.
Yes these things are just an aid, I find the occasional (or depressingly frequent) reminder to behave quite valuable.
Cheers, Diccy.
Yes these things are just an aid, I find the occasional (or depressingly frequent) reminder to behave quite valuable.
Cheers, Diccy.
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09 May 2006, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted by D1CCY
Auto express only gave it 2 stars. Five star winner is the Talex Lite which I've just ordered to replace my ailing RA classic. Talex has all Mobile sites on its database that the RA does not have. Talex is £120 with a years subscription, RA is £200. no contest.
09 May 2006, 03:50 PM
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Mail ordered mine from "www.talexgps.co.uk" this morning for 2-5 days delivery. Sorry don't know how to make it clicky. Give me a few days to get it up and running then I'll post my comments.
Cheers, Diccy.
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Originally Posted by WRX Blues
I've got one - they rely on GPS - mine would probably be OK if it picked up a signal before I got home - and thats a 65 mile journey! Doh!
11 May 2006, 12:07 AM
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The Origin B2 used to be the best, is it getting old now?
Someone above said that Laser sensing is useless, but what about if you fit one of the (admitedly expensive) jammers under your number plate, working in conjunction with your detector?
I got caught with a tiny handheld laser gun last year and swore that I would get one of these gadgets. Causes an error on the officer's gun and then switches off. If you have an electric garage door opener, you have a legit reason to have it fitted also.
Someone above said that Laser sensing is useless, but what about if you fit one of the (admitedly expensive) jammers under your number plate, working in conjunction with your detector?
I got caught with a tiny handheld laser gun last year and swore that I would get one of these gadgets. Causes an error on the officer's gun and then switches off. If you have an electric garage door opener, you have a legit reason to have it fitted also.
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