Very limited info on NT, till we get a member from that way it will remain unknownQuote:
Originally Posted by Vortex
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Very limited info on NT, till we get a member from that way it will remain unknownQuote:
Originally Posted by Vortex
LoL I did 4get to mention! Yes ShaneTrain Laser guns are the most common used in Victoria!Quote:
Originally Posted by shanetrainST
Will look at the types used I believe they use a few atm and are testing too!
Multaradar CD is in perth also.I have had a few hits...Using the BelSTIR Plus (M edition).It has the ability to detect MRCD properly
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Thanks Bundy - I'm assuming it's still on trial, as the Govt Gazette hasn't been amended yet to include it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bundy64
If you have the STi-R+ M edition antenna, the ALP CPU has an MRCD detection option and a distinct alert tone if your using the standard control set.
what makes the m edition, more sensitive than the NA antenna,
From the marketing blurb ;
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It features both firmware and hardware improvements over previous models. Warning range of the difficult to detect MultaRadar CD and Redflex (ADG) K-band speed cameras is enhanced.
As far as I know they do not run MRCD in the states.. only here and Europe..The Antenna and interface both have software and hardware changes ..and no they cannot be had via an update..
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When WAPOL have invested in nearly 30 No. mobile VPS units in recent years, I find it hard to believe that they will suddenly switch or supplement them with MRCD's any time soon, and go back to a radar based cam solution again.
How many Multanova's did they decommission changing over to VPS? They might approve a few and run a couple to beat the people running LJ's.Quote:
Originally Posted by winterbrew
Yeah, I did think of that. At least the 6-F's were unjammable and very hard to detect (would be easier now with a segged V1C or Redline BS/RDR vertically mounted).
From Delonix's website ;
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The Multanova 6F speed camera was the main type of speed camera used in Western Australia up until the end of 2009. Now 30 Vitronics (Poliscan) laser based speed cameras (see below) are replacing the 27 Multanova speed cameras throughout WA.