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What's your thought??

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"Stick to it on the straights and warp speed on the bends" seems to work very well for me for the past 12 yrs

Downloaded RADARBOT and gave it a try. Was pretty good picking up red light and speed cameras. On a couple of occasions a warning interrupted the music I was listening to, but couldn't see the sneaky one. At the end of the F3 on the Sydney end, there was a highway patrol car scanning number plates and warning didn't come through. Also another cop car was "interviewing" a client and no warning sounded. Shall test further. Might download WAZE and see how that goes... What attracts me to these is that predominantly they are GPS devices with a "happy ending" when they work....

What you saying Javaman makes sense of course, however its a great feeling when warning sounds and you can respond

I use waze every day. It’s great.
But only as good as the info people enter.
You can’t pinpoint a cop car that’s moving. Only a parked one.

But it’s great to have running in the background, also has Spotify integrated, so that’s a bonus.

javaman wrote:"Stick to it on the straights and warp speed on the bends" seems to work very well for me for the past 12 yrs

You probably just Mozzed yourself andy

OK I had to look that up

Davethegreat wrote:however its a great feeling when warning sounds and you can respond

I just installed RadarBot. Will test it tomorrow on the way to PI!

Cheers

javaman wrote:

Davethegreat wrote:however its a great feeling when warning sounds and you can respond

I just installed RadarBot. Will test it tomorrow on the way to PI!

Cheers

I'll be interested to hear your observations mate.

Wattie, do you know if Waze can be operated on voice command? In my opinion once that's a reality, then it'll take a massive leap toward being the ultimate.