Ever considered laser jammers as well?
the best way to go is Lidatek, and I have a set on ebay as we speak.
(I know...shameless plug)
www.lidatek.com
the best way to go is Lidatek, and I have a set on ebay as we speak.
www.lidatek.com
Originally posted by POWERED by HONDA:
You'll be happy to know that there is a way to enable auto-mute on the V1. Go to V1's website and check out the technical documents. You can customize A LOT of settings. But be careful not to mess up the important parts.
Originally posted by POWERED by HONDA:
You'll be happy to know that there is a way to enable auto-mute on the V1. Go to V1's website and check out the technical documents. You can customize A LOT of settings. But be careful not to mess up the important parts.
Originally posted by ncdogdoc:
I love the partial logic mode where all signals are alarmed, but the less likely ones are beeped at the lower volume setting.
Originally posted by whs520:
Is the partial logic mode the best mode to have it on? I've kept mine on Advanced Logic ("L"), but if most are using "l," please explain to me what the advantages are. Is it reasonably safer to put it on partial logic?
Thanks. -Thomas
Originally posted by calexand:
Based on my wanting to have a remote display for my radar detector, and the strong recommendations here for the V1, I bought a V1 to try. I am about to figure out how to send it back.
I bet it is great in most rural areas of the country, but here in the Bay Area, it went off constantly. I tried using little L mode, big L mode, turning off X band completely, then finally turning off X band completely combined with big L mode. It still went off every few miles with false alarms. And that becomes more than an annoyance -- if you stop paying attention to it, you will not notice the real alert.
All along I kept my Passport 8500 hooked up, and it goes off about 1/10 as often. That in fact matches up with the test report I posted earlier. But I really wanted to try for myself since I wanted a remote display (and those arrows). Now I've proven it to myself -- if you mostly drive in a place with lots of false alarm sources like the SF Bay Area, you should get a Passport 8500, not a Valentine. Otherwise it's like the boy who cried wolf.