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03-17-2013, 11:05 AM | #57 |
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in that case,"take two,and hit to right!",OR slow down instinctively when it "touches off!"
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I have My V1 now for 10 years only 1 speeding ticket with a laser radar other than that I never owned anything but the V1
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As for the dated technology comment above, the V1 now has the new V1 connection Bluetooth app for Android.. This new app/dongle combo allows custom profile sweeps (increased detection w/less falses) and additional visual tools to filter out junk signals.. V1 is staying at the front of radar tech in 2013.
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I just got the 9500ix and I love it. Upgraded from the 8500x50, that I had for almost 8 years.
However you can't really go wrong with the V1. It comes down to personal preference. Do you like the GPS learning features of the 9500ix or the arrows/bogey counter of the V1? As for range, they both have excellent range Can't choose incorrectly with either one of these. |
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I can understand the argument that aesthetically it is rather plain looking, but to call it outdated is a stretch. Any V1 owner will tell you, the upgrade process is very easy. Rather than having to buy an entirely new detector, these units stay alive for years and years and years as technology evolves. That cannot be said for the majority of windshield electronics on the market. |
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Love my V1 that I've had for almost 10 years(as you can tell its not one of the new thinner ones) But it still works like a charm. I have never been busted for speeding with my V1. Having the arrows is a huge advantage especially on road trips or highway driving. Here is mine installed with a mirror mount and its hard wired to the power from the mirror. Don't mind the fingerprints I took the pic right after I installed it.
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Friends had the V1 for years too. The V1 app looks ok, a bit to much data and is not/cant be used wile Navigating and their system (hardware) is bulky and not particularly discreet. Many of the others aren't either but theirs isn't even trying. The GPS and network system Escort is putting together is awesome really! That's the future!! I want more of a discreet install, i'll likely leave the unit in place and id go for a permanent install but I have 3 cars and the cost is high. Not worried about it being stolen, have mostly private locations the car will sit. The escort Smart Radar seems best; very discreet box and utilizes the App which is the best ive seen. Map overlays, real-time connection and everything is in the unit with a small remote display box that most users wont even use in lieu of the app. Easy to install in multiple cars. But again, its VERY discreet. That pic of the V1 hanging from the rearview can be seen by anyone including police! That wont cut it, NOT discreet! Im sorry but I see people driving like that and its so damn obvious! Might as well have a sign on the back of my car that says "im a speeder" I drive allot and im on all different roads and pass through situations where it may not be best to advertise. I don't know, maybe im wrong. Why no comments on the K40. Last edited by boead; 03-18-2013 at 06:14 AM. |
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I have some random cheap radar detector. Saves my ass several times a week. Spend $500 if you want. 0 tickets in the past 10 years though I probably deserve a few hundred.
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I would love to see someone make it so the digital speedo in the FRS/BRZ would instead show V1 display. Holy crap that would be so cool! As for the bluetooth smartphone app, I guess it appeals to some people but it is not for me. With my luck the phone will freeze just as I'm cresting a hill and getting nailed by a state trooper! Call me old fashioned, but there are some things my cellphone does NOT need to do. |
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My V1 is actually pretty stealth with the mirror mount. You can't even see it from outside the car unless your looking for it.
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guess i'll have to send mine in for the update!. |
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Had it for three years, and saved me numerous times. Its a Life Savor, never Had a ticket since I got the V1. Tucked just above the rear-view Mirror, and the WAZE App running on my phone. Im Always speeding so this is a necesscity(SP) Last edited by Audio; 12-28-2018 at 01:13 PM. |
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