Radar Detector Selection
04-14-2006, 07:39 PM
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Radar Detector Selection
So during my most recent run to Salem to visit a friend, (got from the Sheetz by New London drag strip to exit 137 {i think, its the last salem exit} on 81, in about an hour)
I began to ponder, between constant glances in my rearview and across the horizon to check to troopers etc, what if any detectors can we use in our area? I realize it is illegal, but hey..so is 75mph on 460 between L'burg and Roanoke.
If you use em, list up what you have..or PM me if you'd like...I plan on doing a decent amount of out of state driving as well so then it'll be "legal" and stuff.
Thanks to all
Matthew
I began to ponder, between constant glances in my rearview and across the horizon to check to troopers etc, what if any detectors can we use in our area? I realize it is illegal, but hey..so is 75mph on 460 between L'burg and Roanoke.
If you use em, list up what you have..or PM me if you'd like...I plan on doing a decent amount of out of state driving as well so then it'll be "legal" and stuff.
Thanks to all
Matthew
04-15-2006, 04:59 AM
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Re: Radar Detector Selection
Originally Posted by 924drsleeper
Some high end Whistler.. dont know model number off my head. if you use any detector make sure it has VG2 & that its always on
You don't have it because I have it Now Muhahahahahaha
04-15-2006, 05:32 AM
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Re: Radar Detector Selection
Originally Posted by LLama
75 through bedford county.... you've either got big balls, no insurance to worry about, or just plain stupid.
2 of those three...and i'll tell you i do have insurance,
I've also got a speedo that i know is off by about ten...i'm not relying on the good ole "faulty equipment" tho..as i said i scan the horizon alot, however i did slow down just past the wal-mart until after the one lane exit into bedford city deal...
04-15-2006, 06:59 AM
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Re: Radar Detector Selection
Import Tuner had a new blue tooth one in there, its completely undetectable. They mount the sensor in your grill, or on your bumper, and then it sends a signal wirelessly to a blue tooth receiver in your dash that triggers a light that you have mounted wherever you want. Its just a little blue light that is noticeable, but excuseable. I'll try to look it up if anyone is interested. Oh, and they make a kit for both owned cars, and for leased cars as well.
04-15-2006, 11:27 AM
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Re: Radar Detector Selection
Originally Posted by LC2ner
Import Tuner had a new blue tooth one in there, its completely undetectable. They mount the sensor in your grill, or on your bumper, and then it sends a signal wirelessly to a blue tooth receiver in your dash that triggers a light that you have mounted wherever you want. Its just a little blue light that is noticeable, but excuseable. I'll try to look it up if anyone is interested. Oh, and they make a kit for both owned cars, and for leased cars as well.
Damn that would be awesome I sure do hate unpluggin that bitch when it goes off just to be on the safe side.. More info please.
04-15-2006, 11:35 AM
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Re: Radar Detector Selection
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