Or they're just worthless against the new radar and laser guns?
I've been searching around and found all kinds of opinions about it, but in case I decide to buy one it seems like it's better to spend a little more in one of the best detectors.
I mean, in theory the city governments could be auto-ticketing with camera/radars if they really want to.
Are radar detectors even any use in areas that have a radar every mile (for traffic monitoring/google maps). I'm starting to see these on some city roads now too, not just freeways. I would think it would be going off every mile or so detecting these and be pretty useless.
I mean, in theory the city governments could be auto-ticketing with camera/radars if they really want to.
If you got the cash don't get a detector, get a scrambler :bigthumbsup
I have used the Valentine every since it came out I am sure it saved me many times. I bought a new Passport with GPS for the Mustang seems to be working pretty well. I rather have one than not have one.
Yea, I've heard good things about the 9500ix. GPS marks known speed traps and cameras, and you can upload them from an online database. Weeds out false positives too. See someone get nailed, you can mark the spot and it will warn you next time.
Since the switch from the Valentine, have you noticed a reduction in false positives?
I have downloaded a list of red light/speed cameras on my current GPS. I was wondering if it is possible to upload those lists onto the navigation system? I drove to Phoenix few months ago, and man, they have those cameras everywhere and I was glad to have the "ding ding" warning sound telling me there was one coming my way. Only works for fixed ones, of course.