GPS Speed Camera Detector System £79.99

[gunner]

[HIDE]http://www.dabs.com/uk/productview?quicklinx=3N64[/HIDE]

INFORAD warns you about fixed and potential mobile speed traps.

A vital accessory for every deserving driver's dashboard, this small device will help temper your speed, save valuable license points and improve your own personal safety.

INFORAD promotes safety …

Speed traps exist to warn drivers of potentially dangerous driving zones, where a history of excessive speed has provoked many serious accidents. With INFORAD, you can receive advanced warning of these zones and adjust your speed accordingly to reduce the risk of accident. Through its onboard GPS processor, INFORAD always knows where you are and is continually checking its database for fixed and potential mobile speed traps. INFORAD emits visible and audible signals whenever you enter a dangerous or suspect zone. Your eyes never need to leave the road thanks to its intuitive audible warning protocol.

INFORAD conforms to the NMEA-0183 v2.0 GPS* standard

Other benefits:

Easy to install
Suitable for all vehicles², including Heavy Goods Vehicles with 12/24 V sockets.
User Defined Points
Enables you to easily define your own personal zones. Enables you to easily define new speed trap zones.
Automatic Database Update
Benefit from constant updates to the database via the Internet.
Theft Protection System
Declare your device stolen and deactivate it.



* GPS (Global Positioning System) :developed by the US Department of Defence and now available for civilian navigation systems, this network of 24 satellites orbiting the Earth twice a day permits earthbound receivers to identify their position and speed with pinpoint accuracy.
² May require an optional antenna available from INFORAD for certain vehicles with athermic windscreens

[beerman]

could do with one of these. cheers

Edit With free delivery

[HIDE]http://www.speeding.co.uk/acatalog/Inforad_.html[/HIDE]

[flangematic]

Could do with one of these myself, just got one speeding ticket.

[/dev/null]

You have stolen this from the cars section!

[venkata]

For those of us who have a PDA with TOM TOM Navigator, you can always get a free addon called checkpoint and download the updated speed camera database. Use with your PDA, it warns you when approaching either the hand held locations or gatso etc...

[HIDE]
http://www.pocketgps.co.uk/uksafetycameras.php [/HIDE]

[Humbucker]

Sounds cheaper than a fine and 3 points.
Thanks

[neo2810]

I reckon its time to add GPS to my Ipaq!

[harryb]

thanks mate just passed my teat, driving a lexus is200
the police are all over me

are these things legal and wont piss of the police when i get pulled over for "you look to young to be driving this" checks?

[/dev/null]

Still looking for any reviews from customers for this.

[leerolo007]

For those of us who have a PDA with TOM TOM Navigator, you can always get a free addon called checkpoint and download the updated speed camera database. Use with your PDA, it warns you when approaching either the hand held locations or gatso etc...

Hidden Information cannot be quoted!

if anybody requires the safety camera addon for tomtom go and cant be arsed to d/l it feel free to pm me and i will send it to you with instructions on how to add it to your system..:thumbs

[daz73]

Deffo need one of these, just got 6 points for 2 incidents..

1 one doing 49 on a 40.. Thing is it was a motorway with no roadworks, just a 40 zone for about 5 miles...

W@nkers!!

[JimJim]

Might have to invest as my other one is goning to get band in Jan

[davem1919]

dam good price thanks a lot mate

this is pretty good just ordered one many many thanks

Dave

[/dev/null]

dam good price thanks a lot mate

this is pretty good just ordered one many many thanks

Dave

Let us know how you get on with it!

[RUDE BOI]

Yes, thats what I need, anyone got a review of one of these?

[lokming]

might consider buyin one, just passed my drivin test not long ago, try to keep it clean.

thanks 2 the original poster

[bloyer]

Cheers mate, now working on london and just found out how many speed traps there are on the M25

[Ynox]

Not much in cost between this and getting an SP30- nice one

[ally]

cheers mate, will take a look, just got rid of my last points - don't fancy any more.....

Updates free for 1st year then £24 per year.

Don't know about the continuous beep from it when you exceed the speed limit

Various reviews from other customers: fairly mixed reviews, either love it or hate it

Dire
review posted 14/05/2005 20:40:00
The Inforad sounds like excellent value but in practice I found it to be useless. More than 90% of the alerts it generates are spurious. The problem is the Inforad has no idea if you are approaching a camera. The device simply sounds a warning if a camera is within a 400 meter diameter circle. So not only does it generate alerts for cameras on the opposite carriageway, it also sounds if there is a 30mph camera anywhere in range. So your (legal) motorway driving is punctuated by deafening continuous beeps because you are 'speeding' in a nearby 30 zone. I doubt anyone will use this thing for long. The power plug is also badly designed and will almost certainly come out en-route. This is the only circumstance under which the Inforad will NOT generate an annoying bleep, and the upshot is you wont be warned of cameras anyway. Sorry, this item is lousy
overall:1/5 ease of use:4/5 value for money:2/5



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Does not work with PDAs
review posted 05/05/2005 20:31:00
Beware, information on the Inforad.com web site indicates that this unit will also pass GPS data to PDAs with an optional cable. This is not the case, I have been informed by the UK distributor, that this is not available. If you think it can provide GPS data to a PDA running TomTom, through available cable, it cannot. It works fine as GPS Speed Camera Detector and will pass data to PC running Autoroute or similar.
overall:3/5 ease of use:5/5 value for money: 3/5



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Can't cope with the British weather
review posted 01/05/2005 19:59:00
If you live in London - AVOID like the plague. Firstly you have register for it to be 'UNLOCKED', no anonymous Plug-n-Play here. Then I had this (unlocked) thing for weeks without it picking up a signal, their support services fob you off with the 'buy an aerial for extra money (£25+fitting) scam' and refer you to their FAQ which states: [Turn on your engine&wait stationary for 5 mins for it to acquire a lock] dabs=1000char limit I had this thing running for an HOURS off my laptop (stationary) in an open car park and no joy. Just as I convinced the Support (ahem-ahem) team that it was faulty, the weather improved and suddenly it worked perfectly without aerial. And yes, it non-selectively alerts you to cameras on both sides of the road. This device should not be marketed in a country whose weather it can not cope with. Buy at your own risk (the sun doesn't stay out for many months).
overall:1/5 ease of use: 2/5 value for money:1/5



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Multi-function GPS thingie
reviewed by Stewbie. review posted 23/04/2005 21:24:00
Got this a few days ago because I live in an area with loads of cameras generating revenue for the camera operators and have found that it recognised all 8 cameras that I drove past. If this device only squealed whenever I approached a speed camera, then I'd consider it well worth the money. However, when you add to it the fact that I can use it with my tablet laptop, and it dynamically updates my position a couple of times a second in my mapping software, whist still squealing as I approach cameras, then I just can't believe how cheap it is... BUY ONE NOW before they realise just how popular this device is going to be, and put the price up!
overall: 5/5 ease of use: 5/5 value for money: 5/5

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Ugly Duckling
reviewed by Steven. review posted 16/04/2005 07:24:00
Not the prettiest thing I have looked at but it WORKS! Easy software setup. Easy unit setup. The GPS output is very handy. Great Value for money.
overall: 4/5 ease of use: 5/5 value for money: 5/5



--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

dave from doncaster
review posted 15/04/2005 10:39:00
A good value GPS system easy to use and install my only gripe is it missed a gatso camera at my local railway crossing the data base must be kept up to date for INFORAD to be 100% effective, buy it and you can add your own mobile camera points. overall the best value on the net.
overall: 4/5 ease of use: 5/5 value for money: 5/5

[nitricacid4k]

will have a sneaky peek cheers m8y

looks intresting cheers