Hello from across the pond....

[Darkwing]

Hi All

I've been stalking this site/ forums for a while now, and have finally found time to say HELLO to you all. I've owned an RD for the last 20 odd years, always staying true to the SNOOPER brand. Major name in the UK/Europe....probably gets a WTF from you US guys? Gets worse if I tell you they've been owned by COBRA for a while now....But in saying that, I've always been happy with the products.
Here in the UK radar isn't really a threat, about 99% of UK police use Laser, and of course the static (K band) and mobile( K band and laser) cameras. At present I own a SNOOPER 4 Zero RD/Laser/GPS database dash mounted unit, and the next step will be VEIL paint ( hoping they sell and send internationally ).

Well, That's me done Thank you for taking the time to read this and HAPPY NEW YEAR to you All

[winterbrew]

Welcome to the forum

I'm originally from the UK until emigrating to Oz, and used to have a Snooper too ;

http://www.ukspeedtraps.co.uk/snooper815.htm

I then had one of the original RoadAngel GPS devices to warn about the Gatso locations, and did actually get a laser save once from the RoadAngel laser module

[curmudgeon]

Welcome from the American side of the pond

[dinkydi]

welcome DW to the best on the net, join in have fun, as wb x uk north

[Tman]

Welcome from Canada , here we are 50\50 radar-laser.

[FJR1300]

Welcome from a UK citizen living in the States

[Darkwing]

Hi WB, I too have owned a Snooper 815 ( and a S1, S5-R, and Evolution ). Very chatty unit as I remember...told you eveything...all the time. Times are better now you can filter bands not used. I love Western Aus, ex wife from Freemantle. Thanks, and enjoy your 2015

[Clint Eastwood]

Welcome aboard... your username looks familiar... you were on the old radar roy site years ago?

[RigToFly01]

Welcome to RALF from the NYC/CT area. My first wife was from Inverness so I have spent a great deal of time over there. Where about's are you?

[Yellowcab]

Welcome to the forum. Looking forward to learning about your CMs.