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The 9500ix has a bogey counter too. Arrows are useless to me, I care much more about whether or not a signal is legit than I do where it's coming from. Besides, with experience and some knowledge, I can determine where it is without even looking at the detector. Having used them both, Id go with the 9500ix 10 out of 10 times over the V1.
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9500ix user here. I have mine mounted above my rear view mirror on the passenger side. I used an extra piece of invisibleshield I had laying around from an old iPhone to go over the "dot matrix" area of the windshield so that the suction cup mount had a smooth surface to adhere to.
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Belltronics STI - Hardwire option aswell
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Valentine One or nothing!
Saw about the VA thing, in that case your taking a chance with any as the newest Spectre RDD can detect all on the market as of Jan 5th. |
Spectre does not detect the 9500ci or the redline.
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any input on any of the multiple radar detectors mentioned above if they would detect airplane radars?
two maybe three years ago on the 5s coming to los angeles from sacramento, the chp miles ahead in front of me pulled me over when i passed him slowly and wrote me a speeding ticket cause the airplane radar clocked me for 95mph :mad0260: |
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One of the best, but most expensive is the k40. They will pay your ticket if you get one. I know of a few friends that love there k40 setups.
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Spectre IV vs STi-R plus from 2013. |
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