Road Angel Classic and Road Angel Navigator on special again...

We're running a christmas deal at motorworld, stores all over the country. Navigator 6000 for £249.99 INC vat and the brand new navigator 7000 for £299.99 INC vat. :sign_plug:
 
thats not a special offer! you can buy the navigator 7000 for £299 form anywhere! im getting that off the missus for bday and xmas!
 
Ok well my head office is shouting about it (personally i think there *****)
 
Well there ok but there not great at camera detection or navigation really. Sort of average at both. Proberably better off getting a dedicated sat nav and downloading the speed cameras from tinternet.
 
have you used on yourself jim or just going off what other people have said? i been told its very good which is why i chose to go for that one! maybe i need to re-consider then?!
 
Well we've had mixed reviews some come back saying its amazing and they love it and some hate it. We've got a customer thats a truck driver and he got caught speeding because it didn't pick the fixed camera up. But then we have customers that say its saved there licence.

I've never used one myself, you have to register them before you use it so i can't borrow one. I'd go with something like a garmin nuvi then get the speed cameras from my pocket gps.
 
I had the Road Angel Navigator about 15months ago but did find it slow to find satellites and not as good as my Road angel plus for speed camera detection, still keep the plus in my wife's Cooper and it finds everything inc new lasers

I then bought a TomTom one which was great for NAV and with the gpsworld database was good for fixed and temporary cameras but no good for spot check lasers, which unless you buy a specialist detector most miss.

I now have the RNS-E and do actually miss the TT one for quality of route finding although for what I paid for the RNS it is miles better (not the 8 times better the full prices is though),

I have also used a Garmin 550 and Sony Nav-U (looked great but garbage at route finding) bought just before I found the RNS-E the Garmin was better still as it had Bluetooth that worked with my phone (Blackberry so most don't)

personally I think the Navigator is getting a bit old now, Sorry.

The new Sirius from Snooper looks good value
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Bluetooth and an mp3 player i think. Bluetooth is handy, i used it as a hands free on a garmin the other day.
 
In that case, the 6000 will be fine for me.

I've presently got an RA Classic at the moment. I got it on Ebay in 2004 with a 3-year subscription that will run out next August. About a year after I got it, I bought a Navman 510 sat-nav, which meant 2 GPS boxes on the dash.

I tried using the Navman with a memory card loaded with camera positions, but didn't like it. I love RA's camera detection system, so when my subscription runs out next year. I'll probably replace both units with an RA 6000, or equivalent if it has been superseded by then.
 
it will proberably be supeseded by the 7000 then by a 8000 with a built in toaster
 
lol i got those prices wrong £199 for the 6000 and £249 for the 7000 both with free road angel tyre inflators
 

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