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Jun 2, 2007 | 11:16 PM

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D.Wiggs

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Originally Posted by tbarbee1

K-40 also makes an on the dash version this is the one I mentioned earlier in the post . $400.00 It has easily saved me $1500.00 and kept me from losing my liscense. It seem to pick up signal exactly like the one D is talking about.

They are phenominal!!! I would never drive a car fast routinely without one!

Jun 3, 2007 | 08:40 AM

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dieselfumes57

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if somebody wants to send me a radar jammer i will try it out with the police radar....

Jun 3, 2007 | 12:10 PM

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tbarbee1

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From: Skiatook OK currently Pecos TX

Any one?????

Jun 3, 2007 | 06:49 PM

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D.Wiggs

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Mine is professionally installed into the car and bumpers so I can't. I am having it tested by some local PD who want rides in my Lambo. I will report the findings whenever we get around to scheduling it!

Jun 3, 2007 | 07:21 PM

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coobie

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Originally Posted by swansong04

what is your guys take on a Valentine One radar detectors ??.. i always though they we supposed to be the best .. i kinda always though radar detetors were kinda snake oil ... but is there one that truly works like they claim ...

Gary

I have a Valentine 1 and love it.I have owned bel,escort and a few others.IMHO the V-1 is the best,hands down.coobie

Jun 3, 2007 | 07:27 PM

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pgcountycop

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I have a squad mate who had one installed in his corvette. We tested it on several different radar makes and bandwith. It worked great on the older department owned radars that get signed out each shift and bounces around cars all day (the old "not a dime invested" adage.) On newer Kustoms and Decatur's, it was just a POJ that plugged into a lighter socket.

As far as being against the law, it would be unlawful in all states if it were found you were using one. It falls under the Common Law of impeding. I think VA has a specific law against jammers.

I'm not one to preach though, I have as much trouble staying out of the skinny peddle as much as the next guy. When I get stopped, I just show my "Club Membership Card" and hope for the best.