Radar Detector
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Now days "ticketing system" is designed to bring profit and not to make streets safer. So you have to be well equipped in order to not become a victim of that system.
Even speed cameras are positioned in such a way that they catch people in a higher speed zone than the one they are enforcing. Such are school zone speed cameras locally. They position them at the edge of the speed zone, looking over a higher speed zone, but still send you a ticket for going over the speed limit when in fact you were traveling legally within the zone you were in at a time.
So with radars it helps to know where those things are and when you are out of their beam.
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I have been researching radar detectors for sometime now and really am on a coin flip if i get the V1 or spend less money for a fairly good Beltronics since its the same as a escort. I dont drive as much as well so dropping 400 on a V1 when could prolly find a just as good choice elsewhere for around 200. What to do what to do.
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you can find a good used V1 for $200.
I owned my V1 since 2006. For 6 years it only went bad once. I shipped it back to V1 and got a replacement. I don't remember when that happened and it if was under the warranty or not, but I was impressed on how they stand behind their product.
In 6 years of use it saved me much much much more than $500.
I owned my V1 since 2006. For 6 years it only went bad once. I shipped it back to V1 and got a replacement. I don't remember when that happened and it if was under the warranty or not, but I was impressed on how they stand behind their product.
In 6 years of use it saved me much much much more than $500.
#30
yeah my 9500ix is a ****ing beast.
red light cameras and speed cameras are all mapped out on it via GPS. It does an incredible job with radar, too
Here's the way I look at it. When you buy a radar detector, you basically buy your first speeding ticket. You shouldn't get one after you invest.
Oh P.S., i have this mount, and it's amazing. You should look into it. Then I have the invisicord running from the detector to my rear view mirror for power. Super clean.
http://www.blendmount.com/
red light cameras and speed cameras are all mapped out on it via GPS. It does an incredible job with radar, too
Here's the way I look at it. When you buy a radar detector, you basically buy your first speeding ticket. You shouldn't get one after you invest.
Oh P.S., i have this mount, and it's amazing. You should look into it. Then I have the invisicord running from the detector to my rear view mirror for power. Super clean.
http://www.blendmount.com/