Yes! Go for something that is worth the money.nmgoodthing wrote:If your really serious, don't waste your money on a cheap radar detectors.
Go with Valentine 1, Escort 8500 x50 or 9500i, or Belltronics STI.
you do realize they have already invented a cloaking device right? i was so shocked when i saw it on the news.M45-Zero260 wrote:I hope I'm still around when this device comes out...imagine the possibilities of this fuzz-buster
http://www.startrek.com/startr....html
not in cali yet, but it is illegal to mount anything on your windshield, except navigation.nmgoodthing wrote:Radar detectors are not illegal in CA are they?
Why would you need to hide it. Chances are if your doing 15-20 miles over the speed limit and get popped, your getting a ticket regardless, also laser is very hard to detect, even with a laser detector because they can pin point the laser and by pass detection.
Not yet fully done : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci...8.stmh ... 06...=5070vzuptnguyen wrote:you do realize they have already invented a cloaking device right? i was so shocked when i saw it on the news.
i dont know much about it, but its something that messes with your eyes and is an optical illusion i think. it blends it with the background, not disappear though.
I did not know that ... is there a specific reference you can point me to do some research on this? I'd like not to get pulled over for using my Valentine 1 in this way!vzuptnguyen wrote:but it is illegal to mount anything on your windshield, except navigation.
its on the DMV website, i checked iono how many years ago. 1-2 it might have changed.szhosain wrote:
I did not know that ... is there a specific reference you can point me to do some research on this? I'd like not to get pulled over for using my Valentine 1 in this way!
Z
haha thanks for the clarity. optical illusion sounds pretty cool though. i like to use it all the time. dont you dare take that from me haha.jkszhosain wrote:
Not yet fully done : http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/sci...8.stmh ... 06...=5070
But getting there. And, it is not an optical illusion ... the idea is to actually bend the light and radar waves. Single frequency is easier. So, making a cloak for radar would be be easier than a true invisibility cloak for all visible light. Z
Thanks! I'll go look when I have some time ... I want to know the specific law in case I do get pulled over for this.vzuptnguyen wrote:its on the DMV website, i checked iono how many years ago. 1-2 it might have changed.
Yeah, I love that clean look!Bag302 wrote:Here's a link to my stealth V1 install. Obviously, I like the Valentine.
zerothread?id=251411
You'd want to hide it because if you get pulled over and you have one, you'll more than likely going to get a ticket regardless of the reason you've been pulled over.nmgoodthing wrote:Radar detectors are not illegal in CA are they?
Why would you need to hide it. Chances are if your doing 15-20 miles over the speed limit and get popped, your getting a ticket regardless, also laser is very hard to detect, even with a laser detector because they can pin point the laser and by pass detection.
Lidar (laser) jammers are not illegal. RADAR jammers are.lswaidz wrote:The jammers I've seen on the market return a false wavelength making the laser gun think it's reading a car going something like 1000 mph... they're easy to detect by cops and usually very, very illegal. However, all of the best 'speeders' out there swear by them... guys that do cross country stuff...
It cuts down on the laser detection, but not the Radar.M45forBri wrote:Doesn't the window tint at the top interfer with the radar detector's range?
-M45forBri