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Old 01-14-2008, 10:53 AM
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Default Re: Radar Detectors

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Originally Posted by Caribbean_Pirate View Post
i got the escort 8500 like a year and a half ago. the 2 that stood out in all the comparison tests (at that time) were the 8500 and the V1; couldn't justify spending the extra $100 mostly for directional arrows on the display... although if i had excess cash lying around i would have gone for the V1. haven't gotten a ticket since i got it, and it's saved me quite a few times, esp the laser detector.

how do you conceal a radar detector while still getting optimal detection? the most I did was have a hardwire going from my fuse box (below and to the left of the steering wheel) along the bottom of the windshield/defroster and to the center of the windshield.

that was mostly to get rid of the wire but not to conceal it from cops. I keep it prominently displayed for max detection because i know for the most part that if i get pulled over, i'm going to get a ticket.
Thieves are also a good reason for concealment (you could always put it away every time you use it, I guess). I think the best way to conceal it without compromising any signal detection is either a rear-view mirror modification, or mounted under the visor. Not much else you can really do.
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