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  1. #1
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    Default Switched back from a 9500ix!

    Hey guys,

    I had a V1 for almost 5 years and was intrigued by all the features I heard about the 9500ix with what was supposed to be equal range. Sold the V1 and got the 9500ix. After locking out 2 LEO's, and feeling like almost every alert is I/O, the 9500ix is going on eBay and I just installed a new 3.872 V1 today

    It's great to be back! I missed the arrows and the ramp up.

  2. #2
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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    Welcome back. The V1/M27 combo is the most solid RD/LJ setup for under $1K IMO.

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    snoopyc4
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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    Welcome back to the good side. You really don't come to appreciate the V1 fully until you use another RD and feel lost without the arrows.

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    -Welcome Back
    - - - - to
    - -The Light

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    I believe you are making the right move. In the GOL test results the IX didn't do very well.

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    This makes me feel better choosing the VT over the 9500xt.. Welcome back

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    I think you might need to go through a hazing period first, maybe a week with a Cobra.........then come back

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    I used my V1 a week ago when I went on a business trip. It was awesome on the highways, but when I got to Ann Arbor/Detroit I wanted the IX back. If I wasn't so afraid of someone stealing my detectors hidden in my car (especially around Detroit) I would have brought both of them. If I lost a V1 and a IX, I would have to take a week off work to grieve. And then work alot of overtime to get them back.
    Last edited by rocky2; 10-22-2009 at 09:08 AM.

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    Welcome back!

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    Default Re: Switched back from a 9500ix!

    I guess I share your enthusiasms. After my 8500 X50 broke, I went with the 9500i because it was on sale in Best Buy. But i felt a little disapointed with its performance. The range wasnt there compared to my old X50. So i decided to try the V1. Purchased it two weeks ago, and all i can say is that VR has a new customer for life. I no longer have to be looking around to see where LEO's are, I know from the get go with the help of the arrows and the ramp up is 100% better than that of the 9500i and the X50.
    I glad I made the switch. As far as falses, y V1 is quiet, but considering I only have Ka on, everything else off (lucky to live in an island where they ony use Ka).

 

 

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