Radar Detectors
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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1076628570944
Above is what I have and I love it, when I bought mine over a year ago it was the top of the line escort, it never misses a beat on the highway, i can always pick up state troopers way before we get to em and its done pretty good in the city, there is interference but you learn where the false alarms and will get use to it, but if i was gonna by one right now i would pick up the newest one
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1172881563779
hope that helps
03XLT
Above is what I have and I love it, when I bought mine over a year ago it was the top of the line escort, it never misses a beat on the highway, i can always pick up state troopers way before we get to em and its done pretty good in the city, there is interference but you learn where the false alarms and will get use to it, but if i was gonna by one right now i would pick up the newest one
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1172881563779
hope that helps
03XLT
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zach and josh, dont you guys live out in the boonies though where there isnt really that much industry and businesses. around here my cobra would false atleast once every few miles from just random interference. thats the only thing that makes the quality of the more expensive models far superior to the cheap units. range isnt that big of a deal because max range never really matters because if it did i could pick up radar from 9miles away on a flat road. the only other difference is processor speed and sensitivity, instant on detection is also far superior in the higher end models because of the speed at which the processors can convert the signal or how little of the radar is actually needed to produce a warning.
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Bel rx65 is the same as the 8500... v995 is also very comparable for about 60 less than the 8500 and rx65...
9500 is a waste, no different than the new Rev of the 8500, just pay for the GPS ability which has been prone to problems, even my v995 with the 6.1 rev is as good as the 9500 when they first came out, just slower processor
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zach and josh, dont you guys live out in the boonies though where there isnt really that much industry and businesses. around here my cobra would false atleast once every few miles from just random interference. thats the only thing that makes the quality of the more expensive models far superior to the cheap units. range isnt that big of a deal because max range never really matters because if it did i could pick up radar from 9miles away on a flat road. the only other difference is processor speed and sensitivity, instant on detection is also far superior in the higher end models because of the speed at which the processors can convert the signal or how little of the radar is actually needed to produce a warning.
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yeah i got lucky not to get any tickets with my cobra, after a few very close calls, and havent it get fried at truckfest (still worked but the power plug wouldnt stay in) i decided its better to be extra safe then pay in the end... to me its worth it to get something i know will work, it has paid for itself plus like 1000$ and insurance rates over the past 2 years so im happy.
just my advice as an avid detector enthusiast ha, id personally never want the false security of a corbra in my truck ever again. So you can take my advice or go your own way, maybe youll be one of the lucky ones, or maybe you wont, no one knows until after the fact
just my advice as an avid detector enthusiast ha, id personally never want the false security of a corbra in my truck ever again. So you can take my advice or go your own way, maybe youll be one of the lucky ones, or maybe you wont, no one knows until after the fact
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