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Old 12-03-2006, 08:51 PM   #1
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Wink Speed Radar on the BA

Hi everyone
Ron in our club (Mr GTP750 ) on his BA the navigation used to flash when there was a speed camera up in front
when he had to get a new one because the old one stop working the new one was different it does not flash.
does anyone know how to get it to flash again
or was he lucky to have the old one in the first place
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Old 12-03-2006, 08:54 PM   #2
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Are you sure this is not a fairy tale ? if not we all want one
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Old 12-03-2006, 11:11 PM   #3
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Are you sure this is not a fairy tale ? if not we all want one
Lol. We had a new alarm setup in our new factory this week and the guy doing it told me tonight that the nsw police force are considering plans to have a quicktrak type device fitted to all officers belts. Half the size of a mobile phone with a panic button and full time radio tracking. Imagine if you could hack into the system you'd be able to know where every cop in the state was within 1o feet.


Note Quicktrak is not a GPS based system but a radio based one, GPS is ИИИИ. Drive a GPS fitted car into a shed/carport/underground garage and it's usless. He just saved me from waste'n a fair bit of money, i'll be calling quick trak tomorrow.
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Old 12-03-2006, 11:55 PM   #4
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Note Quicktrak is not a GPS based system but a radio based one, GPS is ИИИИ. Drive a GPS fitted car into a shed/carport/underground garage and it's usless. He just saved me from waste'n a fair bit of money, i'll be calling quick trak tomorrow.
I use to have one fitted to my old XR6. They are very good. It just that i've been to lazy to get it fitted to my new car. In fact i think i get it fitted very soon.
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Old 13-03-2006, 12:11 AM   #5
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Note Quicktrak is not a GPS based system but a radio based one, GPS is ИИИИ. Drive a GPS fitted car into a shed/carport/underground garage and it's usless. He just saved me from waste'n a fair bit of money, i'll be calling quick trak tomorrow.
Quicktrack has its faults... but its very hard to exploit them...

They have a great recovery rate

I've been in their monitoring room and
the diversity of recovered vehicles is amazing !

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Old 13-03-2006, 02:16 AM   #6
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the guy doing it told me tonight that the nsw police force are considering plans to have a quicktrak type device fitted to all officers belts.
They have it now, the police portable radios (as well as the fireys) have a panic switch that essentially emits a beacon that can be trianglated.[/QUOTE]
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Old 13-03-2006, 09:32 PM   #7
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NO this is true
and he wanted me it find someone who will fix it for him
oh well
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Old 13-03-2006, 09:36 PM   #8
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i wish radar detectors were legal. id be a happy boy.
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Old 14-03-2006, 06:52 PM   #9
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You can get em off ebay fairly cheap.
The new models are un-detectable
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Old 14-03-2006, 07:04 PM   #10
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You can get em off ebay fairly cheap.
The new models are un-detectable
and when i get caught, wanna cop the demerit points and the fine? :
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Just adding to conversation. Settle now.
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Just adding to conversation. Settle now.
didnt mean for that to be taken seriously mate. : tis cool.
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How much does this Quicktrack cost???
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Lol. We had a new alarm setup in our new factory this week and the guy doing it told me tonight that the nsw police force are considering plans to have a quicktrak type device fitted to all officers belts. Half the size of a mobile phone with a panic button and full time radio tracking. Imagine if you could hack into the system you'd be able to know where every cop in the state was within 1o feet.


Note Quicktrak is not a GPS based system but a radio based one, GPS is ИИИИ. Drive a GPS fitted car into a shed/carport/underground garage and it's usless. He just saved me from waste'n a fair bit of money, i'll be calling quick trak tomorrow.

QuikTrak is very limited in regards to area of coverage. When I enquired it was limited to Greater Sydney and Melbourne City area.
The bloke tried to tell me that people don't steal cars in places like Canberra or Jindabyne. Yeah right !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
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