Valentine 1 hardwire question
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Valentine 1 hardwire question
I've tried searching for this, but no real answers came up. I have an '06 coupe with premium package but no nav. So where the nav would be, there is a small storage compartment. If you flip that up, it would be the perfect place to mount a valentine 1 concealed display. I would like to put the actual detector in my armrest storage compartment where there is the aux power. So I have a few questions:
1) Will the V1 be able to get good detections inside of a box? I mean it sounds like a stupid questions, but where else would I put it so it isn't visible...
2) How do I wire something like that up myself? Can it be done? I have a ton of experience with electrical wiring (majoring in electrical engineering) but I have NO experience removing car panels and what not.
I may not even be asking the right questions, but is what I want feasible? Will it work well or will it just be a PITA to install? Just any feedback you have on the idea, I'd appreciate. Thanks guys, be gentle on me, I'm new
1) Will the V1 be able to get good detections inside of a box? I mean it sounds like a stupid questions, but where else would I put it so it isn't visible...
2) How do I wire something like that up myself? Can it be done? I have a ton of experience with electrical wiring (majoring in electrical engineering) but I have NO experience removing car panels and what not.
I may not even be asking the right questions, but is what I want feasible? Will it work well or will it just be a PITA to install? Just any feedback you have on the idea, I'd appreciate. Thanks guys, be gentle on me, I'm new
You won't get good detection inside of a box. The instruction manual tells you where to mount it to get the best detection.
since you're new, try using the search function to find lots of info. browse around and you'll find almost everything has been discussed.
Here are some threads about hardwiring the V1:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
You can also buy invisicord and/mike's mount for a super easy stealth install.
Invisicord:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...mike%27s+mount
Info on mikes mount:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...mike%27s+mount
search, you'll get all the info you need.
since you're new, try using the search function to find lots of info. browse around and you'll find almost everything has been discussed.
Here are some threads about hardwiring the V1:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...light=hardwire
You can also buy invisicord and/mike's mount for a super easy stealth install.
Invisicord:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...mike%27s+mount
Info on mikes mount:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...mike%27s+mount
search, you'll get all the info you need.
Chitay ^^ linki ili napishi mne i ya tebe foto prishlyu kak ya sdelal (radar okolo rearview mirror povesil)
here's a guy on my350z with concealed display in mirror awesomeness:
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=248368
he can do it for regular homelink mirrors also with different colored leds
http://www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=248368
he can do it for regular homelink mirrors also with different colored leds
I REALLY hope you were joking about putting your DETECTOR in your arm rest... how the fvck is it going to pick up any signals in your armrest!?
ANYways
check out the last post on my thread on this page https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...=122220&page=3
ANYways
check out the last post on my thread on this page https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...=122220&page=3
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Not a good place to mount the detector
. First of all whats your car body made of? I am sure it is steel and it will shield/block the radar signals from your detector. Like it has been said before, do a search here and another place is radardetector.net. Good luck
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. First of all whats your car body made of? I am sure it is steel and it will shield/block the radar signals from your detector. Like it has been said before, do a search here and another place is radardetector.net. Good luckRich Dunklee
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^I've had my V1 on the tint strip for years and it still performs well enough to avoid tickets. And I've had metallic tints on both cars my V1 has been in. Plus I've had rear readings up to 3/4 mile after passing a cop who pulled over someone already. Say and do whatever you want but I know in many situations I've been in, my V1 has performed in the tint strip and even partially enclosed in the 3rd brake light housing.
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It works behind the tint, but don't you want it to perform at its absolute best?
Why spend $400+ on a detector then cripple it. That's spending big bucks on a performance car and then driving it around on $40 Walmart tires.
Why spend $400+ on a detector then cripple it. That's spending big bucks on a performance car and then driving it around on $40 Walmart tires.
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