
Originally Posted by
nine_c1

Originally Posted by
Buckdarma
In the end ANY rd test can only give one a rough ball park idea of what one is getting with any particular detector as the cost of acquiring sufficient examples of each brand would no doubt be prohibitive as well as the time it would take to test each properly on a proper long range course with the proper equipment.
The best thing anyone can do is do their own testing in their particular area of driving with what units they favor and be able to return any unit they find deficient.
"To thine own self be true" in other words.

Let's dispense with the hyperbole and stick with the facts Buckdharma.
We included multiple copies of the high end detectors in that test and used state of the art certified radar equipment operated by an FCC licensed user (Land Mobile Radiolocation / General Radio Telephone / Ship Radar Endorsement) with a degree in electronic communications and a phd in the target car recording results. The course was over a mile long and it took (5) individuals (2) days to get pain staking accurate measurements using a GPS device.
The Pro300 got (3) runs against K-Band and 34.7 Ka just like everyone else and it's results were consistent with every other M4 on K-Band and actually better than it's cousin (the 9500ix) on Ka, but still short of the RX65/S7 that Goodtimes claimed to be half as good.
So we have this vs. a whole bunch of hoopla you are spewing. I suggest you and Goodtimes push yourselves away from the keyboard and go get some REAL radar equipment and do some REAL tests yourselves. Then come back when you have something more solid than hearsay to argue with.

Lets look at your statements here shall we then ?
I wouldn't ever want to be accused of using too much hyperbole for gods sakes. I already use way too much sugar in my coffee !
"We included multiple copies of the high end detectors in that test"
You used a few multiple units on some high end detectors you were interested in but hardly all of the units you tested as you obviously must realize and certainly not the one in question here.
The pro 300
That bit of wordsmithing is called "sins of omission"
furthermore
" state of the art certified radar equipment operated by an FCC licensed user (Land Mobile Radiolocation / General Radio Telephone / Ship Radar Endorsement) with a degree in electronic communications and a phd in the target car recording results. "
"certified by WHO and when was the last certification on your units done? Oh I see you mean GENERAL FCC CERTIFICATION. Well of course it was. I dare say I didn't expect you to build your own traffic radar units yourself !
The particular FCC test you refer to here is a very general question test on the subject more akin to what a radio operator would need and has no traffic radar operation questions whatsoever and means little if nothing here. It is just a simple requirement from the government to be allowed to use certain radar equipment. Nothing more. In fact this certification can cover a whole police dept and a traffic officer needn't even read it !
PHd in " target car recording results? "
where do you get such a degree and is it even involved with traffic radar whatsoever ? LOL! Please...
Yes, I am quite certain policeman using traffic radar have such advanced engineering degrees
next time I see one I will ask to see his PHD on radar operation !
No mention whatsoever here of any of your group ever taking a basic traffic radar operations course here as is required by case law for officers to operate traffic radar which none of you have obviously have ever done.
these statements are called "grandstanding"
" The Pro300 got (3) runs against K-Band and 34.7 Ka just like everyone else and it's results were consistent with every other M4 on K-Band and actually better than it's cousin (the 9500ix) on Ka, but still short of the RX65/S7 that Goodtimes claimed to be half as good."
No where does using the same m4 antenna mean that this particular detector has the EXACT same software as the other detectors or even performs similar. There seems to be a common misconception in your group that using the same m4 antenna means that a unit will perform similarly to other m4 antenna units
NOT Necessarily
Further more doing multiple runs on the same unit is NOT the same as using different units of the same detector line to test with which you all were obviously aware of as you DID include multiple copies of some of YOUR more favorite units as one can see.
and is precisely what I have been talking about all this time.
"hot units" and such which you own group has admitted to on many a occasion.
I hope this posting has dispensed with your latent fear of "spewing, hyperbole and hearsay " now.
I see you were a good little student in basic english 101 "rhetorical arguments for the beginner "
your english teacher should be proud of you.

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