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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-10, 23:13

Anyone got any suggestions?? Since im always on the highway im looking for something under 150 but descent. not like i speed tooo much Smile
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Post by denlou 2009-12-11, 01:10

Aren't you the trucker dude?
Radar detectors are illegal in commercially registered vehicles...

Anyways, go on Ebay, you can find new in packaging ones for way cheaper than most stores, I think I picked up my Cobra 9830 for about $200 new off Ebay, I'm sure you could find one of those for around $150 now.

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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-11, 02:22

denlou wrote:Aren't you the trucker dude?
Radar detectors are illegal in commercially registered vehicles...

Anyways, go on Ebay, you can find new in packaging ones for way cheaper than most stores, I think I picked up my Cobra 9830 for about $200 new off Ebay, I'm sure you could find one of those for around $150 now.

yeah im the trucker. BUT i was looking at one for my car Smile not for a semi the semi's governed out at 105kph
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Post by Omega_5 2009-12-11, 18:55

If your going to be primarily on the highway, look into either the Bel STI (Escort Redline), or the Valentine 1. They are long range detectors, so they can pick up a signal from miles away.

If your looking for a city detector, probably get one with the GPS 'false alert' / traffic cam function.
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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-11, 21:02

Thanks Tyler. im looking for boxing day specials Wink
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Post by tombstonex 2009-12-12, 20:29

Omega_5 wrote:If your going to be primarily on the highway, look into either the Bel STI (Escort Redline), or the Valentine 1. They are long range detectors, so they can pick up a signal from miles away.

If your looking for a city detector, probably get one with the GPS 'false alert' / traffic cam function.


The Passpoer 9500ix should be similar to the above long range... plus it has smart GPS false protection and stuff.. a little pricey...
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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-12, 20:34

thanks all Smile I think im just going to look at something around 200 or so
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Post by tombstonex 2009-12-12, 20:38

Yeah i got the hard wire kit for the 9500ix.. all i need now is the detector.. but its $500+ so its on a waiting list.
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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-12, 20:40

sweet, yeah im not looking for anything fancy
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Post by Omega_5 2009-12-13, 00:54

tombstonex wrote:
The Passpoer 9500ix should be similar to the above long range... plus it has smart GPS false protection and stuff.. a little pricey...

The STI / Redline has a different pickup head that gives it superior range on the highway... but makes it really shitty in the city due to the crazy false alerts.
Escort has a small write up explaining it in better detail.
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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-13, 01:31

Omega_5 wrote:
tombstonex wrote:
The Passpoer 9500ix should be similar to the above long range... plus it has smart GPS false protection and stuff.. a little pricey...

The STI / Redline has a different pickup head that gives it superior range on the highway... but makes it really shitty in the city due to the crazy false alerts.
Escort has a small write up explaining it in better detail.


thanks Tyler, I should get a redline for my redline Smile woot
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Post by Omega_5 2009-12-13, 13:34

ßlåçk§mókè wrote:
Omega_5 wrote:
tombstonex wrote:
The Passpoer 9500ix should be similar to the above long range... plus it has smart GPS false protection and stuff.. a little pricey...

The STI / Redline has a different pickup head that gives it superior range on the highway... but makes it really shitty in the city due to the crazy false alerts.
Escort has a small write up explaining it in better detail.


thanks Tyler, I should get a redline for my redline Smile woot

The redline was just released, so it'll be pricey until mid-summer.

I should also add, that the RL and STI are both stealth RD's (undetectable by an RDD). You can use them in provinces like Manitoba, and they can't pick them up with the RDD's.... just don't advertise it on your dash if they do end up pull you over.

And with that said... there is a nice trick to hiding your RD if you are in one of the provinces that they are illegal in. It involves using the postal privacy laws to your advantage.
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Post by denlou 2009-12-13, 14:04

Omega_5 wrote:
And with that said... there is a nice trick to hiding your RD if you are in one of the provinces that they are illegal in. It involves using the postal privacy laws to your advantage.

ahahah! That's an awesome idea.

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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-13, 14:39

denlou wrote:
Omega_5 wrote:
And with that said... there is a nice trick to hiding your RD if you are in one of the provinces that they are illegal in. It involves using the postal privacy laws to your advantage.

ahahah! That's an awesome idea.


ok guess i got to goggle postal privacy
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Post by Omega_5 2009-12-13, 14:53

You don't really have to Google it.... Smile
The guys on SR did some digging back in the day, and with the aid of a few law students, we found the ultimate loop hole.

Basically, get a family member to mail you a packing envelope big enough for your RD to fit in , and leave it unsealed. ie; tape the packing envelope shut, but don't stick it shut with the adhesive. Keep this postmarked package in your car.
If you are ever in a province or state where RD's are illegal, and you happen to get pulled over under suspicion of possession of an RD, you can simply throw the unit in the package and seal it up. They can in no way make you open that package with out a warrant (and what judge would grant a warrant for searching for an RD?).

The key thing, though, is to make sure it is postmarked. Apparently they can make you open a package that hasn't been mailed yet, because it isn't covered under the privacy laws until has been mailed.
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Post by ßlåçk§mókè 2009-12-13, 14:57

Omega_5 wrote:You don't really have to Google it.... Smile
The guys on SR did some digging back in the day, and with the aid of a few law students, we found the ultimate loop hole.

Basically, get a family member to mail you a packing envelope big enough for your RD to fit in , and leave it unsealed. ie; tape the packing envelope shut, but don't stick it shut with the adhesive. Keep this postmarked package in your car.
If you are ever in a province or state where RD's are illegal, and you happen to get pulled over under suspicion of possession of an RD, you can simply throw the unit in the package and seal it up. They can in no way make you open that package with out a warrant (and what judge would grant a warrant for searching for an RD?).

The key thing, though, is to make sure it is postmarked. Apparently they can make you open a package that hasn't been mailed yet, because it isn't covered under the privacy laws until has been mailed.

Yeah i did a google Wink That post should be stickied Wink
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Post by Omega_5 2009-12-13, 15:08

ßlåçk§mókè wrote:
Yeah i did a google Wink That post should be stickied Wink

I'll post it in a new topic in the 'how to' section.
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