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I don't think I'd want to roll without a squelch. Out of all the various knobs and buttons on the radios I have, volume and squelch are about the only ones I ever mess with on a regular basis, RF...

I've been running two Lenmar Power Port 4's in my car for a couple of years or so now -- one for ignition-switched power and one always-on. They power 3 Garmin navs, a camcorder, a handheld scanner,...

In my experience with some of these systems, the alert strength remains fairly low and rarely full strength, and the bogey counter goes back and forth from 1 to 2 as you go in and out of range of...

So much for automaticallly getting subscribed to threads I've posted in. I didn't know there was any follow up to this until just now.

Anyway, the exemption of the state patrol from this...

EDIT: Disregard, already discussed here:

http://www.radardetector.net/forums/laser-jammers-general/74113-any-one-using-laser-interceptor-high-power-unit.html

Huh??? According to what law?

Head unit with a USB slot, and a pile of assorted 1-4GB USB sticks.

You need a GPS that outputs NMEA-0183 data over RS-232 (serial) connection, which is not a feature of most automotive navs. I personally use a Garmin GPS-18x PC for this. It's a puck-sized...

http://www.homepatrol.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=5&Itemid=12

The wires for the front heads reach the CPU located behind the driver seat, so it's not a big problem unless you want to locate the CPU under the dash or something. I did have to lengthen the wiring...

This is old, but my front heads are still in the same place. You can also see where I had my Blinder M-20, down next to the foglights, before getting the LI. That location was revealed to be only...

Nice '32. Bet that exhaust cost a pretty penny.

Here's my SLK's rear LI setup:
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Looking up from below:
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They're held in place by 2-sided tape, with a couple of pieces of cut-up...

If you had a detector that could pick up marine radar, I don't think you'd want to use it for that. It's one thing to detect police radar from a couple of miles away with a closing speed of...

Paris, KY is using NEXEDGE, which no scanner currently on the market can monitor without the aid of a computer.

KSP, on the other hand, use P25, which a digital scanner can handle.


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Doraville uses the black Laser Atlanta Speedlaser gun, I've seen it pretty close up while passing by at low speed and been hit by it on 285. Not to say they don't have anything else, though.

I bet you won't be able to go as fast as you would like to.

I use the V1 audio adapter, with an Escort powered speaker running into it. Volume knob at about 3 o'clock is good for top-down driving at speed. Plus, it puts the volume/mute/mode control at a more...

WELLLL???

http://www.radardetector.net/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=5214&d=1297396652

The tow hook? Sure. The CB antenna? Not so much. Best to take it off before going through a car wash.



Glass-mount CB antennas tend to be too short to work nearly as well as a real CB antenna,...

Tow-hook, not a trailer hitch. For getting yourself pulled out of the snow. If you're a good enough driver to never need rescuing, you could use a tow hook as the attachment point for an antenna...

A picture of the back of your car would be more helpful. The rear lid may not be an option. That thing got a rear tow-hook on it?

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That would be Ridgeland, SC.

South Carolina: Town Defies State Law Banning Traffic Cameras
South Carolina: Legal Challenge to Renegade Speed Trap Town
Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against South...

I've been trying to find that stuff as well and I cannot either.[/QUOTE]

Those are custom brackets, presumably crafted by AI Design, and are screwed into the console/dash.

Here's a couple of...

The Home Patrol has an SMA jack for connecting an antenna to it. If you already have a BNC antenna for your 996, you can use an adapter to connect it to a HP.