Great deal. I might have to get another one. Perhaps a gift for some lead-foot friend or family member.
I've had my GPS mirror over a year and like it a lot!
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Great deal. I might have to get another one. Perhaps a gift for some lead-foot friend or family member.
I've had my GPS mirror over a year and like it a lot!
Is there any photo radar in Memphis, Tennesee? I know there's a lot in Nashville. Also I have never seen any speed cameras here, is it worth the expense? (there are red light cameras though on practically every intersection).
If you do any travelling to other cities, then the unfamiliar locations of red light cams maybe worth being alerted to. For me, it was more a safety thing, as I never run red lights. Just worry about other red-light runners.
Another benefit is programming personal locations of popular speed traps. Of course, they are locations you already know of, but quite a number of times, when I've been inattentive, I've benefitted from the "reminder."
Another feature is the wide-angle rear view. I quite like that.
Lastly, if you have a detector or jammer for which there is a cheetah gps mirror interface, then the mirror becomes the command center-- alerts are reported through the mirror, and there are some nice programmable features in how the alerts are reported. Only over a chosen speed, for example.
There are quite a few features to the thing you may really like. I'd down load the manual and give it the once over.
Group Buy I would think is over. Un-stickied.
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