All CoPilot problems........Fixed

[GrimBeard]

[MaFt]

[GrimBeard]

OK, OK you win. In my world the term "Mobile Sites" usually refer to a location at which a Transit sized vehicle is parked, set up with a tripod mounted LTI20-20 or similar.

You are quite correct, any speed enforcement, by a person or whatever that moves is mobile. These could, should and probably will be for evermore be called mobile sites. You win

I can't remember if i had a conversation with you, PGPSW or anybody for that matter on the difference between ANPR and speed enforcement. Which is now your cue to search for all my posts to prove me wrong on this point as well. I probably came to the conclusion that if you are going to charge for your database then it ain't my responsibility to tell you whether is right or wrong, I'm probably wrong on that as well.

So there you are you are, right on all points, you win, I lost and I'm so glad I helped you have a more enjoyable day.

Remind me not to post here again, you and your ilk are all superior beings and I do not wish to trouble you further.

[mikealder]

Do you mean this:

[GrimBeard]

I know I said I wouldn't post anymore but just to clarify, I also agree with ANPR, I don't agree with money making, tax collecting scamera van scum.

The point I was having rammed down my throat was how much better and cheaper the PGPSW database was compared to Garmin's. This is a matter of opinion.

I don't, and never have, wanted to pay for a database that warns me of ANPR sites, I do want to be warned of scam sites.

The Garmin has not yet given me a false alert, the PGPSW one did, a lot, a very lot.

[SpikeyMikey]

[starion]

You know what?

Those people out there waiting for ALK to produce this AWESOME kick ass version are in for a long wait. Two or three years ago CO-PILOT was just about holding its own against the then big boys, but times have moved on and them constantly failing their customers in no longer acceptable. Just try this simple exercise, go into Halfords or any store that sells SAT-NAVS (that will allow demonstrations), and try out a Garmin, Tom Tom, MIO etc you will see imediately how things have moved on. Smooth interfaces, innovative features, accurate routing, etc. No stupid methods for loading the camera database. I did and ended up buying a Garmin and have not regretted it since, the wife still uses Co-Pilot in her car and is always complaining.

My advice to all would be to follow Grimbeard and look at the alternatives, Co-Pilot (ALK) are no longer listening to their customers, they are looking at releasing yet another poorly designed, poorly executed product onto its loyal customer base and charging them £100's for the privilage.

Just my 10 cents!

[Mikeact]

I totally agree...anybody want an old CoPilot 6, gathering dust on top of my PC...only problem is..you will regret it.

[alix776]

starion what would you base that on have you seen cp7 in action

at the last show we did at sandown park alk had cp7 running on various devices there aqnd compared to cp6 which i find fine to use. is a massive improvement id hold judgement till you actually seen it and used it
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currently using aponia truck navigation on windows phone. Good bye IOS don't let the door hit you on the way out .

Oh the joys of being a courier.
device Lumia 950 xl

[Darren]

It's also worth pointing out that regardless of your opinions of our charging, I note you never contributed any locations prior to us implementing a charge (or indeed since) and so never qualified for the lifetime subscription we gave everyone who had contributed prior to the subscription being implemented.

Just one of the many happy to use it when it was free but who couldn't be bothered to contribute.
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