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Just curious, does anyone know what causes the 690 (and others?) to emit a Ka false when the menu option is active?(Not objectionable) Must have something to do with the way the LO behaves when the menu is active??
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Last edited by aradarnut; 10-19-2008 at 04:46 PM..
Reason: To express "not objectionable"
I don't know, but your explanation seems to make sense. You can always momentarily press the power button to immediately return to normal operation once you are done with menu settings.
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I don't know, but your explanation seems to make sense. You can always momentarily press the power button to immediately return to normal operation once you are done with menu settings.
I thought you, of all people (actually hoping you would have the answer) would have a better expanation. I just wondered why it does that, not that it bothers me. I know how to exit the menu. Thanks!
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Yeah, this has been the case on all Whistler models I've used -- menu or alert active may trigger a Ka emission that escapes a lot of detectors' filters -- the only unit that has some (75%) success filtering it out is the V1.
I don't know what causes it either.
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is there any way to make it stronger its funny to see people slam on the brakes after they speed past me when i hit the menu
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is there any way to make it stronger its funny to see people slam on the brakes after they speed past me when i hit the menu
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