New Products: GPS Speed Camera Dedector for Cyprus

eranav


Joined: 18/04/2010
Posts: 40

Message Posted:
27/03/2012 10:25

• Comprehensive camera database (Speed Cams in Cyprus more than 120)

• 66 search channels and 22 simultaneous tracking channels

• Superior sensitivity: -165dBm tracking

• Indoor and outdoor multipath detection and compensation

• Built-in rechargeable 860mA/h Li-ion battery

• Support G-mouse function via USB cable

• Voice alarm and LED indicator for speeding alert

• Volume adjustable

• POI (Point of Interest) input and output via USB port; easy to add/erase POI by two buttons

• Motion sensor for power management (auto power on or goes to sleep mode)

• Low power consumption: 17 hours continuous use by 860mA/h battery

• Time to full recharge: within 3 hours



Only 185 TL...!!!

ERA GPS & NAVIGATION http://www.erabilisim.net Phone:815 25 40

elko2



Joined: 24/07/2007
Posts: 4400

Message Posted:
27/03/2012 11:03

As I understand it, it is a GPS with no navigation facility i.e. no screen and no directions, simply the position of speed cameras are saved in its memory and the alarm goes off when you get within so meters near them.

What is the significance of the 66 search channels and 22 tracking channels? Presumably they are to do with satellite searches.



Is an update ready for my navigation gadget and should I bring it in for an update or is it available over the internet and password provided if necessary?

ismet

eranav


Joined: 18/04/2010
Posts: 40

Message Posted:
28/03/2012 10:47

Hi İsmet,



About GPSCD,

Yes,Speed Cam Detector its works with GPS Satellites.



About Sat-Nav Map Update,

We are working on 2012 map update.(New/changed roads,points,etc)

We will notify everyone when the new map data is ready.



Regards,

Dillon


Joined: 05/02/2012
Posts: 134

Message Posted:
28/03/2012 10:58

They don’t work with new or mobile radar or laser detectors either, so wouldn’t it just be more cost effective, safer, less tiring and distracting, responsible, legal and community minded to just keep to the prescribed speed limits? I mean, how much time do you realistically hope to save on your average journey by speeding over the speed limits?