Radar Detectors
07-18-2012, 04:10 AM
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Me three for the 9500ci. With out the shifting feature against laser, You are toast. On long trips its backed up with an 8500 x50 ( picks up Ka from more than a 1/2 mile away in the flats) on the windshield.
I do not use the my system to break the law, I use it to keep me out of trouble.
I do not use the my system to break the law, I use it to keep me out of trouble.
I have the 9500ix and it was well worth the money. Do you have pics of where the shifters are located? More so how everything is positioned in the rear.
07-29-2012, 11:55 AM
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I have the Escort Passport 9500ix. I was amazed when driving through the mountains of Tennessee that it picked up a cop that was on the other side of the peak about 1/4 a mile away. I slowed down from 85-70 with time to spare, the guy behind me wasn't so lucky. best $500 I've ever spent.
Also looking at getting this in the near future for it.
Also looking at getting this in the near future for it.
07-31-2012, 12:03 AM
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I just bought a Beltronic GX65 which is the samething as a Escort. Where does everyone have there mounted? Anyone hardwire theres? Pictures? Where did you run it and where is your mount located at?
07-31-2012, 01:54 PM
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I owned a V1 for many years (and several upgrades) but no longer recommend them and have switched to the Escort 9500ix.
I loved the V1 but it is not friendly with the blind spot detection systems on many newer cars. The system on my Acura MDX set it off constantly and I learned from Valentine that others cars can do the same thing to it.
I loved the V1 but it is not friendly with the blind spot detection systems on many newer cars. The system on my Acura MDX set it off constantly and I learned from Valentine that others cars can do the same thing to it.
I've owned radar detectors since 1989 and driven over 500,000 miles with them. The Valentine One is by far the best detector I've ever had. Minimal false alarms, even around town, and great sensitivity. The directional arrows really make it easier to interpret what's going on.
As others have pointed out, laser detectors are nice, but by the time they go off, it's probably too late if it's really a cop hitting you with laser (I've noticed that some of those really fancy light-up billboards cause false alarms on laser).
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