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Mally1957
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 Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 9:41 pm Post subject: What Distances Do You Set For The Camera Database |
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Could I ask some users advise on what distances to use for setting up the various speed limits.
I would assume it is advisable to have a longer limit for mobile locations.
Thanks for any advise. :D |
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JockTamsonsBairn
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| Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 11:18 pm Post subject: Re: What Distances Do You Set For The Camera Database |
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| Mally1957 wrote: | Could I ask some users advise on what distances to use for setting up the various speed limits.
I would assume it is advisable to have a longer limit for mobile locations.
Thanks for any advise. :D |
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Have a look here.
Hint:  There is a Search function available at the top of the page 
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Mally1957
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BGF really appreciate the link 
As a new member I did go through a lot of the topics already covered but honestly I never saw the search facility, will know next time  |
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Gee-Pee
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| Mally1957 wrote: | BGF really appreciate the link
As a new member I did go through a lot of the topics already covered but honestly I never saw the search facility, will know next time |
With the quantity of posts in this forum, sometimes it is easier to just ask the question You'll find the members extremely helpful. I could not have got through the quirks of first usage of my device without them.
PS Do I have to get a new Avatar now 
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Oldboy
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| Gee-Pee wrote: | | PS Do I have to get a new Avatar now |
Don't worry, there's a whole family of yours on here, 8)
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Gee-Pee
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| Oldboy wrote: | | Gee-Pee wrote: | | PS Do I have to get a new Avatar now |
Don't worry, there's a whole family of yours on here, 8) |
Thanks for the reassurance, Richard 
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