[Andy-UK]

Go for the OriginB2. Do a search on this board and you'll find about 3 recent threads discussing this topic.

 

[hiphoptrip]

Go for the OriginB2. Do a search on this board and you'll find about 3 recent threads discussing this topic.

Thanks

 

[Lonman]

Go for the OriginB2. Do a search on this board and you'll find about 3 recent threads discussing this topic.

I agree....

 

[Jeff4505]

Radar detector = Bel


No contest.

 

[Albert V8]

I've had the Bell 550 for a while now, the old girl still does the job.

But diffusers are the way to go.

For the garage door you understand

 

[Jeff4505]

Albert, diffusers are indeed the best defence against laser, especially considering 9 times out of 10 by the time the Bel picks up a laser you've already been caught. But against speed cameras, jammers (radar not laser) are fairly ineffective, especially when in close proximity. So there is no point having one but not the other. You can always look out for cameras and mobile units, but laser is practically impossible to spot and prevent (without of course sticking to the speed limit).

The Bel's primary function is to provide the warning for a K or Ku band radar. As you may have seen, a lot of commercial units do not provide the warning for K band, which really puzzles me as this is the frequency used by most speed cameras. The Bel however, provides a warning for virtually every radar frequency (except of course the cameras that take a picture of the front of the car that have sensors in the road). But when in those areas you can do nothing but slow down, thankfully there are not that many in the country.

Jeff