CA - Police have spent $5,000 on GPS vs. Radar Gun Case

[Suf Daddy]

Terrain Bunny?
-Suf

Bunny, so you think the cop has somehow tweaked his radar to give out more output? Is that possible?

i don't know if it is possible, but my rd picks up this cop aprox 6x farther then a normal cop. no joke. his gun is wack

[JDS]

I know my GPS is accurate (to my speedo') within 1mph, but I don't have the ability to record (I don't think, LOL... <should look into that>) but I would absolutely love to be able to answer that all-too-common question, "Do you know how fast you were going back there?". "Gee, not off hand officer, BUT let me just check here... (BEEP BEEP, BU'BEEP)..yup, just what I thought... 250mph".

:shock:

Are you driving a Veyron?

[bunny]

Terrain Bunny?
-Suf

slight rolling hills. almost flat, but not really.

[Atu2de]

I'm not up to date on the GPS but I have seen commercials for units that can inform parents if their kids are doing stupid stuff. All vehichle parameters can be measured, not just by the "Big Brother" units either, Onstar anyone. All that is needed to verify vehichle speed is a transmitter in the car and a recorder on someones harddrive, in this case third party would be good. If the good ole boys at Chevy know when your air bag has deployed then there is no reason why they can't know how fast and where anytime. The recording can be done and does not need a real time feed back.....which is what most of us see on the GPS unit in the car. If your unit is good to 1 MPH in the car thats pretty good for an off the shelf unit.