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That would explain 372m with 9500i.The difference is like night and day,when you have M6F's antenna pointing towards you.[/quote]

x2. and specially so with superwide detectors like the 9500i, Sti...

Sent you the PM.

In the case of the Bel RX-65 Europe (RX-65e) it is actually a Beltronics product. Its the substitute for the Bel550, and its basically a normal RX-65 but with several narrow Ka band added for...

X2! Beside Spain,do you know wich EU country is also using moving radar?[/quote]

I don't know if they are used in other EU or not, I would think Portugal has them as well but that is unconfirmed.

Hi Harold,

I don't have of any in actual action, but I have overtook them on the road myself, and seen them flash unsuspecting victims. They also appear every once in a while in TV news reports...

Yes,I know that Multanova 6F with special module-chip,can be used as moving radar,but so far I heaven't heard about this tactic being used in European Union.
I know that in some EU countries moving...

Multanova 6F-MR can be used as moving radar as well, but the problem is that the DSI si only good for European radars like the Multanova and were there are no american Ka radars because the DSI...

Since you don't have any Ka band radars in UK, first turn that band completely off on the detector and then check again, but the Sti and V1 are reported to have significantly better K band detection...

The Bel990international has all the same bands as the Bel550TargetEuro (fro memory I recall 3 narrow Ka bands, 2 K bands, Ka superwide, 3 X bands, and Ku band), the main diference is that the Bel550...

In this case its Multanova's K-band model, the Multaradar C. Its like a 6F but in K-band and newer.

Harder to detect than normal K band radars due to its low power of emission, but works in the...

I wouldn't trust eBay. Just do an internet search, there are plenty of sites that sell them, not only in Spain but in other EU contries, since shipping would be the same. A good price is around 450€.

cause if I order something internacional, the package will be open in the 'border' (portuguese 'rules' sucks)...
...they see a radar detector and i'am busted!!! :oops:[/quote]

Any of the...

Yes it would, the Bel550 has also Superwide Ka-band configuration as well.
But although I have not tested the Bel550 against North American radar models in the Superwide Ka setting, I would bet its...

Target does not carry the Sti, because they carry their own line of Beltronic detectors adapted to the European market (target 966, Bel550 target Euro, Bel330, etc)

The Bel550 is suposedly not...

Depends on the european country, the Elite version (w/ GPS module, PC interfase, MP3 module, etc) normally sales for 1700€ ($2300), but in Spain its 1800€ and only the Elite is available for purchase.

I have it installed, the False lockout works, better detection ranges, RDD invisible, you can hook up several antenas to the same unit, etc. But it only detects 34,3GHz+/-100MHz Narrow Ka Band, and K...

I believe this one works with optical sensors like the Octospeed, instead or laser beams. Maybe the guys from Flitsservise.nl know since they have the Octospeed in Hollnad.

The 911 lineup can be confusing since there are so many variants arising from the versatile rear-engined platform (AWD vs Rear-wheel drive, Turbo vs atmospheric, coupe vs Targa vs Cabrio, widebody vs...

It could of been a fake badge o most probably a GT3 (the most comon of the GTx moddels), the important thing is that you taught the driver something important that day.

There is 911 type 997 GT3, 911 type 997 GT3RS, 911 type 996 GT3, 911 type 996 GT3RS, 911 type 996 GT2, even 911 type 993 GT2/GT... but I'm afraid he is right, Porsche never made a 911 GT4. You must...

We have maybe 95% or more of the M6F placed rear facing here in Spain.

The new Bel975 version (RoHS complient CE approved) is doing great against the Multanova-6F, and there is a big diference...

The threshold must be very low since a bit of fog causes it to malfunction, sometimes in apparently normal conditions they have to switch to another place near by because they can't get it to work...

I think it only uses the laser to "break" the beam eh? If you could just use a solid beam of this stuff on either side you'd be in business :lol:[/quote]

Hmm..yea what I was thinking. Are these...

I think it only uses the laser to "break" the beam eh? If you could just use a solid beam of this stuff on either side you'd be in business :lol:[/quote]

Maybe a simple LED system would be enough...

Thats exactly was I was thinking Harold, we almost got a chance to put this to the test but unfortunately weren't able to in the end.
We have found out that the autovelox works on the same waveleght...