Ok for the last few days I am having to lock out the same false spots. Is this because of "drifting"? I am not having to lock out EVERY one that I have already locked out but about 50% of them. It is becoming annoying
Ok for the last few days I am having to lock out the same false spots. Is this because of "drifting"? I am not having to lock out EVERY one that I have already locked out but about 50% of them. It is becoming annoying
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same thing here. I've had to do it a few times as well.
I believe it is due to drifting. When I drove by a known false (while in Spec mode) I would note which freq that location had. Before doing any lockouts I drove by that location every day for a week and noticed two to three different frequencies (differences of 2 to 3 thousandths). I had to lock out each signal when it came back up. So every difference is picked up by the 9500i, IMO.
My experience too.Originally Posted by bizarjuggalo
Same here. Had to relock a few.
Same here, had to relock the same CVS I locked out on day one again today.
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I agree. I was tired of hitting mute 70 times a week as I went to and from work.Originally Posted by lordhamster
The 9500i seems like the answer. Unless GOL comes back with really horrendous results I plan on keeping it. My take is there is a bit of a learning curve with this unit since it is like no other. But, if the range is not there than I will go back to the V1 or an X50 again.
Even if the range is slightly worse than x50/v1, I'd still take this unit over those two, because constantly having to lunge at the mute button drives me nuts.Originally Posted by nascar
Oh, I agree. I'll take slightly worse, but not a lot worse.Originally Posted by lordhamster
Well that does seem to support the theory that "Radardetectors1" has a faulty unit that blocks out the whole band...
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