Search:

It's been a long time since I have been here. Last detector I bought from Roy was the then new undetectable STi Driver. Well, time has sure passed quickly. Sadly I hear Roy has since passed away...

The new Cascadia Freightliners have radar controlled cruise control that uses K-band. There are a lot of them on the road these days, and there will be a lot more coming since it is the best selling...

I still have the original I bought from Roy when it first came out. I sent it back to Bell a year after I bought it for a software upgrade. It has saved me many times. I just came on here to see...

So does this eliminate those annoying lane-change falses?

It shouldn't be long before other manufacturers start coming out with directional warning detectors. I think V1's patent on the arrows expires soon.

I was thinking about what you said as no less than 6 Canadian officials were ripping through my vehicle:D We were ordered to stand in front of the car and not move while they searched our car for...

You can buy either detector with similar results. Do not by a V1 because you will get caught. Been running STi since it came out and love the thing. Fantastic range, but not so good for...

Get rid of the car and tell BMW why. The idea of producing a performance car whose gadgetry creates obstacles to performance doesn't make sense. Bummer, but the latest Audis, Mercedes and BMWs are...

They use moving I/O in unmarked cars also. It seems they got some new stuff over the last couple of years. I notice that when they turn the radar to constant-on mode it seems to emit a fainter...

LOL. A few years ago I was in the same position. I was the fastest guy on the road for like, 20 years with only a couple of tickets to show for it. Then all of a sudden enforcement got a lot more...

No matter what, you're still ahead of the game with a stealth detector. Just one less thing to worry about.

Yeah, you have to wonder where people's heads are who by detectable RDs. The highway police all over the place have Spectre these days. I heard that they wait until they detect an RD, quick-trigger...

I'm already getting up to 5 miles with my STi Driver. It's very important with the way police are using radar these days, with short bursts at long intervals. Not many keep the radar on all the...

I rarely get alerts from police using radar anymore. Most of them are using a quick-trigger approachl, waiting for cars that are obvious speeders before pulling the trigger. I have had several...

The hard case was more or less an answer to a certain area of North American where Beltronics used to assemble its products. RDs were illegal there but a loophole in the law allowed you to transport...

The things I love about my STi: Stealth, lack of falses and the way it tells me what band I'm being hit with. In the next couple of years I will be upgrading (when the V1 patent expires and they...

1) I would like to see "the aliens are coming" detection system.

2) Earthquake detection system.


Cobra. Don't leave home with it.

It's curious that in the original post here STI-Boy did not return to answer questions about his experience. We also had a guy come on here and say similar things about the Redline. These stories...

Didn't Cobra take over Early Warning years ago?

I don't see the point of two detectors. If the V1 is as great as so many claim, why run a Redline and vice versa. My STi does everything a detector should do. I has worked faithfully for years. ...

I hear they no longer have it on the STi-R. Why has Escort been lowering the options on Beltronics products since they took them over? Why would any company buy another company to ruin it? If it...

1990 Buick Century 3.3L engine. 400,000 miles (still running perfectly, no rust when sold)
1986 Nissan Sentra 1.6L engine 330,000 miles (smoking badly, rusted)

I run all my cars up on mileage...

Why do automakers insist on making devices that babysit drivers? Lane assist? WTF? If you need it you shouldn't be driving anyway.

Just what everyone needs. Another 4-wheeler hanging out on channel 19.

Uhhh, yeah.