 Re: How many have the Navalert RLC detector?
^ That's true, the NavAlert is definitely unobtrusive, and it can be placed in direct line-of-sight, effectively serving as a secondary speedometer that can be easier to keep in-view.
The speed-tracking feature of the GPS-Mirror is nice, too, and I frequently consult it as I make my rearview mirror checks of traffic, but I definitely do see the advantage of having such a readout in more direct line-of-sight, almost akin to a HUD.
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