If the promise of a queue free airport is true, then it will be worth it. It you're flying to America or Japan then you will be fingerprinted and iris scanned anyway, so letting T5 do it as well is a small price to pay.
We bought one for Christmas last year, and it's saved so many in car arguments it's worth it's weight in gold.
TMC (Traffic Master Channel) is the real-time accident and traffic congestion data that is transmitted over FM-RDS. You get a receiver module (that normally needs a little FM aerial) that decodes the data, and passes it onto your sat-nav, so that it will route you around problems.
Look at the Navman units, as their TMC includes a lifetime subscription, and the module is only about an extra £40. Most other manufacturers only include the first year subscription in the module cost, then charge £15-£25 per year after that.
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Roger
Cheaper skycar coming soon → #
Posted Tuesday 29th July 2008 15:44 GMT
In Transition roadable-plane/flyable-car prototype on show
For a cheaper option see http://skycarexpedition.com/about_skycar.php
It was on static display at Goodwood Fesitval.
Roger
I'll be there Sunday → #
Posted Wednesday 26th March 2008 14:14 GMT
In BAA boots Vulture from T5 frequent flyer club
If the promise of a queue free airport is true, then it will be worth it. It you're flying to America or Japan then you will be fingerprinted and iris scanned anyway, so letting T5 do it as well is a small price to pay.
Roger
Consider one with TMC → #
Posted Friday 23rd November 2007 16:20 GMT
In Sat Navs
We bought one for Christmas last year, and it's saved so many in car arguments it's worth it's weight in gold.
TMC (Traffic Master Channel) is the real-time accident and traffic congestion data that is transmitted over FM-RDS. You get a receiver module (that normally needs a little FM aerial) that decodes the data, and passes it onto your sat-nav, so that it will route you around problems.
Look at the Navman units, as their TMC includes a lifetime subscription, and the module is only about an extra £40. Most other manufacturers only include the first year subscription in the module cost, then charge £15-£25 per year after that.