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Based on the OP, I think the Philips set outperforms Notto. Philips has no weird radio signals (what the hey?!) and good tech support, plus comes with a control unit
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06-15-2012, 05:18 PM
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Philips DRL-4 Kit seems better
Based on the OP, I think the Philips set outperforms Notto. Philips has no weird radio signals (what the hey?!) and good tech support, plus comes with a control unit and costs only $85.
I prefer my mounting location, although of course that's a matter of personal taste. |
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