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Old 01-17-2005, 06:29 AM
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i dont believe radar detectors are worth the money- its better spent elsewhere
2.5yrs w/out a detector and zero moving violations, dont drive like an a-hole-Insurance premiums are no joke
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Originally Posted by gaab
sharkulator, if a cop stopped you and told you that you are doing over speeding limit, can you ask him to show you the gun and what speed you are doing?

I rember in 2002 a cop stoped my budy, he calimed he was doing over 86mph
, so he asked the cop to show the gun, they stared on big arrugment, and he show it him after 20min take, then he singend it.
My budy said there was no speeding on the gun, so he took it to the court and won.
I hate people like you. A cop is expected to be able to gauge approximately how fast you are going. It doesn't even take a high school education to tell somebody is speeding. If it weren't for stupid people this myth would not exist. I guess a judge could use his subjective opinion to throw it out of court but that is a POS judge. Try that crackhead $hit in NY where we have an evolved legal system with highly educated judges and they will laugh at you. Try it in other parts of the country where the highest level of education is a bachlors degree and ou may get away with it.

I can't wait until NY changes the driving age to 18 and then 21. Other states will follow as always. Then none of you immature high schoolers will be on the road endangering people's lives.The judge will most likely side with the cop over some guys trying to fight a traffic ticket.

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Originally Posted by mdloops
I hate people like you. A cop is expected to be able to gauge approximately how fast you are going. It doesn't even take a high school education to tell somebody is speeding. If it weren't for stupid people this myth would not exist. I guess a judge could use his subjective opinion to throw it out of court but that is a POS judge. Try that crackhead $hit in NY where we have an evolved legal system with highly educated judges and they will laugh at you. Try it in other parts of the country where the highest level of education is a bachlors degree and ou may get away with it.

I can't wait until NY changes the driving age to 18 and then 21. Other states will follow as always. Then none of you immature high schoolers will be on the road endangering people's lives.The judge will most likely side with the cop over some guys trying to fight a traffic ticket.

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nothing wrong with being educated and knowing the law. trust me cops are not the most innocent people. i went on a ride along in a college town and saw some shady shady stuff. so if a citizen wants to contest something i say go fo it!!!! also.. ANY girl imo is more dangerous on the road then any guy at a given age. my only research on this was in hs when literally every week some 16 year old girl would wreck her car and get a brand new one 4 days later. that makes me sick.
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Old 01-19-2005, 05:57 PM
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statistically you're wrong so you may want to back it up with something other than opinion. Guys are more prone to street racing, driving drunk, and just about every other endangering act on the road. ESPECIALLY when they are young (<25). I have friends that are cops and know some people that are cops but not friends. The one thing they have in common is they do it for a living. Every single day the courts waste time with people who were speeding, they know it, the cops know it, and the judge knows it yet they lie or try to act like they can cheat the system instead of taking responsibility like an adult.

This is an Amercian right, but it is sad people don't have the moral constitution to not use it as a defense.
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cant argue with it being a waste of time but i can argue how BAD the US court system is because i hear about it everyday in my classes. i mean who in america has ever said "im guilty" to anything in a court...unless there are tons of evidence against them? nobody wants to admit they are wrong even if they are. such a petty act as speeding even will make people come up with lies upon lies, but all in all nothing will change. human nature will prevail and we will all drive aggressively at one point or another.
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Old 01-20-2005, 04:25 PM
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Radar detectors encourage people to drive a little faster if anything. People think they can "outsmart" a cop who writes tickets for a living. Any cop who has a 100 IQ will get you 9 out of 10 times period. You would not try to play chess against a professional, so why would you think you can beat a cop at his own way of life? If you are smart you would realize the only reason using a radar detector is not severly punished is because the courts know cops can function even when they are being used.
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the V1 just looks badass on your windshield
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Originally Posted by mdloops
Radar detectors encourage people to drive a little faster if anything. People think they can "outsmart" a cop who writes tickets for a living. Any cop who has a 100 IQ will get you 9 out of 10 times period. You would not try to play chess against a professional, so why would you think you can beat a cop at his own way of life? If you are smart you would realize the only reason using a radar detector is not severly punished is because the courts know cops can function even when they are being used.
that or there is no law against it except in VA. i use my escort only so i know when cops are around so i can put my tv away. eventhough 90% of cops around here never use radar so i have to use my eyes.
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Old 01-24-2005, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by guyincognito
the V1 just looks badass on your windshield
The V1 looks like it came straight out of 1970. Now the Escort 8500 X50 with scrolling LED looks badasser.
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Originally Posted by ArcticDC5
The V1 looks like it came straight out of 1970. Now the Escort 8500 X50 with scrolling LED looks badasser.
IMHO the v1 looks better, but anyway who cares how it looks, for me, what made me get the V1 was the performance and the information it gives the driver. No other detector will tell you where the threat is coming from or how many. So if you pass a cop on your left and ur radar detector is beeping you will think that, that was the only cop around but the V1 will tell you that there is another one ahead. But if you wanna pay for some scrolling LED's, go ahead and spend your money wisely!
Plus I can upgrade the unit at anytime!
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Old 01-24-2005, 06:27 PM
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well for one thing is that it's illegal in same states and if I was a cop and pulled you over & saw the radar on your dash will make me want to wright a fatter ticket then nor. It happened to me bud.........peace .....Patriots Rule.....
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Originally Posted by orlando00i30
IMHO the v1 looks better, but anyway who cares how it looks, for me, what made me get the V1 was the performance and the information it gives the driver. No other detector will tell you where the threat is coming from or how many. So if you pass a cop on your left and ur radar detector is beeping you will think that, that was the only cop around but the V1 will tell you that there is another one ahead. But if you wanna pay for some scrolling LED's, go ahead and spend your money wisely!
Plus I can upgrade the unit at anytime!
the 8500 can also detect multiple radars, just without the fancy arrows. regardless, i still drive at a reasonable speed, and not use the radar as an excuse to floor it all the time.
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Old 01-29-2005, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Fosgate Fan
the 8500 can also detect multiple radars, just without the fancy arrows. regardless, i still drive at a reasonable speed, and not use the radar as an excuse to floor it all the time.
it detects multiple as in x,k,Ka, but it doesn't tell u that there might be 3 Ka's.
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Originally Posted by orlando00i30
it detects multiple as in x,k,Ka, but it doesn't tell u that there might be 3 Ka's.
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yes it does...

you have any experience with an 8500??
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Old 01-29-2005, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Fosgate Fan
yes it does...

you have any experience with an 8500??
No i dont but i needed to post something like this so someone could show me how it was done by the passport. Actually that looks better than the V1 cause the strength meter i the V1 is generalized to all bands it will show the strongest. and the numbers are gereralized also as in it will say 7 threats and lighting up x, ka but you wont know if theres 3x and 4 ka or somehow different! But isn't it hrd to read how many lines there is beside each one?
Plus its cool that shows the signal for EACH individual threat!
Still i love my V1, I need to know where its coming from!
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Old 01-29-2005, 05:46 PM
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yeah the V1 and the escort are both great detectors. i wouldnt mind the range the V1 has.

the lines are pretty easy to read, unless there's a vicious glare from the sun or something.
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Old 01-29-2005, 06:33 PM
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Max, pretty much, the only thing you can do is appeal wether or not his speedometer has been calibrated. Officers unfortunately are allowed to issue tickets for traveling "excessively fast" without using laser/radar. If you fight it, you may be able to at the last get the ticket knocked down, but I doubt they will just void the entire thing.
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Originally Posted by BlackGangsta187
I hava rocky mountain radar/laser scrambler its supposed to scramble the signal. If they clock you the gun will read 0 so they cant give you a ticket if they do not know your speed.I take a lot of trips to nyc and atlantic city and it works for me.
RADAR scramblers don't work and are illegal anyway. It's a federal offense to interfere with police RADAR. As far as laser scramblers go, they are perfectly legal and I've seen a few that work quite well.

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Originally Posted by A32
I was talking to a radioshack guy one day about radar detectors. His advise was to get a D.A.R.E. licence plate. He said that those work a lot better. He said that he got pulled over 7 times, and each time they just said "thanks for supporting D.A.R.E. Sounds a little too good to be true, but i think it would be worth a try. Why else would a Radio Shack guy talk me out of buying something?
It sounds too good to be true because it is.

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Originally Posted by Batxel
Can't cops turn their radars off and on??? Wouldn't that make having a radar detector pointless?
Yes. RADARs are mostly all instant-on now. Meaning, the RADAR is "on" but isn't emitting an RF signal. With a flip of a switch or the push of a button the signal is sent out and back at the speed of light and the computer inside calculates the speed of your car in a fraction of a second. Even with the best detector if the cop is sitting on the side of the road waiting for you the only thing your detector will tell you is that you've just been had. However, if the cop is using RADAR on other cars in your area your detector may go off depending on the surrounding environment, in which case you will have plenty of time to slow down. Also, if he is using moving RADAR and just keeps it on while driving down the road, you will also have plenty of time to slow down.

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Old 01-30-2005, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by gaab
sharkulator, if a cop stopped you and told you that you are doing over speeding limit, can you ask him to show you the gun and what speed you are doing?
State laws usually say that an officer has the descretion to show the person the RADAR. Departmental policies may vary...in other words some agencies might tell the officers they have to show the person the RADAR if asked. A worthy mention is that cops are not required to lock the speed in to begin with. So if a person wants to see the RADAR and there's nothing to see, then there goes that argument.

But seriously. What the heck does a digital speed readout really mean, anyway? It doesn't show you anything else but a couple of numbers (three numbers if you're really flying!). It doesn't tell you that YOU are the source of those numbers.

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Originally Posted by BlackGangsta187
I hava rocky mountain radar/laser scrambler its supposed to scramble the signal. If they clock you the gun will read 0 so they cant give you a ticket if they do not know your speed.I take a lot of trips to nyc and atlantic city and it works for me.
Dude I had one of those and got cloked at 107MPH
They dont work.
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Old 01-31-2005, 10:55 AM
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my 8500 i got last week works awesome now i love it.
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Too answer whoever started this thread...

OJ was guilty...god love him for getting away with it...

and having a radar does come in handy.
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Anyone here of the new thing cops are going to soon convert too called a Ku band?? I read about it somewhere? anyone else here about this?
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That's in Europe. But if they start using that here im covered cause the V1 has Ku coverage (it's just turned off) you have to set it up to get it.
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Originally Posted by Fosgate Fan
yes it does...

you have any experience with an 8500??
Just this week, I upgraded from an old POS I'd been using for years to the 8500. I does indeed tell you that there are multiple different emitters on a given band, but you do have to select that display.
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yeah, the display it set to regular from the factory. nothing a little tweaking with the options can't do.

it picked up 3 strong Ka bands today coming back from campus...saw 3 cops parked next to the feeder waiting for someone to speed by.
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Radar Jammers Do Work!!

Originally Posted by Tony Fernandes
RADAR scramblers don't work and are illegal anyway. It's a federal offense to interfere with police RADAR. As far as laser scramblers go, they are perfectly legal and I've seen a few that work quite well.

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No passive radar jammer made by Rocky Mountain Radar works or anything with an RMR in front of it.

Look up Scorpion RCD XP and Phantom RCD XP active radar jammers, they jam all X and K band radar guns digital and analog. They just came out with an active radar jammer that costs $1500 and it jams all radar guns (X, K, and Ka). The Ka band radar gun will eventually punch through the radar jammer at 1000 ft. but you should be able to slow down in time. It is illegal to use and you might end up in jail with a stiff fine if caught so use at your risk.

http://www.radardetector.net/viewtop...t=radar+jammer

The guy who runs this site is a former cop who sells radar detectors and laser jammers for a living.
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RaDaRkInG? i can't help but to think you've created that account just to post in this thread

in any case, welcome to the org.
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I used a radar detector for a number of years when I first got my license. I think it was a Passport 4600. About 4 years ago I stopped using it when it finally broke. I really haven't missed it, and haven't needed it either. (knock on wood) I think they can be valuable on longer highway trips and some back roads where cops have speed traps. But on the whole if you drive normally and don't stand out from the crowd, you won't need one. (Aka- no weaving across lanes, no red or bright yellow car, no doing 95 on Rt95, etc.)
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I have an escort and i only really need it when im late to work or on long trips. I think the V1 is a better buy though, giving you the direction of the threat. But the escort has served me fine w/o problems.
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saw where someone said to get a scanner. I wouldn't count on using that to find cops, my sister works for dispatch and they are now fixing to start installing "chat programs" in the police cars, they still use the radio, but not as much. Just giving ya'll a heads up. I would imagine alot of police departments will go to this soon. Oh, and I don't think the radar detector is much use anymore, most cops don't leave it on and only use it when they see someone flying down the road. I did a ride along and the guy never turned his on at all, it was laying in the floor. lol I stay 10 mph over the speed limit and so far have been lucky. I'm not gonna talk about when I was younger though. :-)
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Originally Posted by BRINKLEY
saw where someone said to get a scanner. I wouldn't count on using that to find cops, my sister works for dispatch and they are now fixing to start installing "chat programs" in the police cars, they still use the radio, but not as much. Just giving ya'll a heads up. I would imagine alot of police departments will go to this soon. Oh, and I don't think the radar detector is much use anymore, most cops don't leave it on and only use it when they see someone flying down the road. I did a ride along and the guy never turned his on at all, it was laying in the floor. lol I stay 10 mph over the speed limit and so far have been lucky. I'm not gonna talk about when I was younger though. :-)
Computers in cars have been around forever. You're only partially right about cops not leaving their RADAR on all the time. The guy you did a ride along with was most likely not a traffic cop and could probably care less about enforcing traffic laws as opposed to responding to calls. Most larger cities have dedicated traffic officers and that's all they do. In less populated areas though (as a general rule), the cops are more well rounded...they'll be a traffic cop in addition to patroling and responding to calls.

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yes yes yes yes, i bought the escort 8500 over a year ago and it'll warn before any other radar detector even the valentine one, it costs about 300.00 and I think they came out with a better model! My radar detector will give me time to slow from 120+ without getting caught as long as the cop isn't blipping his radar!
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Originally Posted by Tony Fernandes
Computers in cars have been around forever. You're only partially right about cops not leaving their RADAR on all the time. The guy you did a ride along with was most likely not a traffic cop and could probably care less about enforcing traffic laws as opposed to responding to calls. Most larger cities have dedicated traffic officers and that's all they do. In less populated areas though (as a general rule), the cops are more well rounded...they'll be a traffic cop in addition to patroling and responding to calls.

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Well said and exactly correct. Sounds like someone has a PD background too.

I would also like to add to Brinkley that if the radar was "laying on the floor" that means he is referring to a handheld device which is NOT designed to be on all the time. So it would be on the floor most of the time anyway. Most patrol units that run radar/traffic use either mounted guns or the handhelds (although the majority of handhelds now-a-days are Laser).

Besides, the biggest purpose of an RD is to warn you when there is radar present DOWN the road. Even if it's instant-on or momentary, a quality RD will warn you that there is a radar trap up ahead. It's not designed to tell you that YOU are being clocked. If that were the case, it would absolutely NOT serve ANY purpose at all. Hell, your eyes can tell you when you're being clocked. That's why so many people are confused about what an RD does and doesn't do.

It's intended purpose is to tell you when SOMEBODY ELSE is getting clocked. There is absolutely NO defense when the gun is pointed at YOU. NONE. Then it's too late. The only way to avoid that is to pick him up BEFORE he turns the gun onto you. This is why only the better units offer any protection at all. The cheaper units give you a false sense because by the time they tell you anything is happening, the gun has been turned onto you probably.

Trust me. A quality RD will most definetly be a benefit rather than a detriment to anyone. Noone can be 100% vigilant 100% of the time. I don't care who you are. Distractions are there every day. Even if used for just that reason, an RD is worth it's weight in gold IMO. Get just ONE ticket, and you'll see yourself that what I'm saying is true next time insurance renewal time comes.
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Well i sent my V1 for upgrade ($0) since its basicly new and it had pop1 now they're installing pop2 and less false alarms from other detectors (thats really annoying). So i went and bought a cobra for the time being and when i get my v1 back ill return it. Thats is a big downgrade. Damn Its the biggest POS made it doesnt alert my falses that i know of around my house. it will detect the K from the kroger doors when im right in front of it. and last night it detected a Ka from a cop too late. (i wasnt speeding though)
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Originally Posted by crewchief264
yes yes yes yes, i bought the escort 8500 over a year ago and it'll warn before any other radar detector even the valentine one, it costs about 300.00 and I think they came out with a better model! My radar detector will give me time to slow from 120+ without getting caught as long as the cop isn't blipping his radar!
The Valentine One is the best and it has 2 antennas and all others have only one antenna. The V1 beats the 8500 by 2-3 miles in rear radar detection because of its second antenna. If you want true 360 degree protection, the V1 is the only way to go.
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Originally Posted by RaDaRkInG
The Valentine One is the best and it has 2 antennas and all others have only one antenna. The V1 beats the 8500 by 2-3 miles in rear radar detection because of its second antenna. If you want true 360 degree protection, the V1 is the only way to go.
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