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    Default DSI-Computer Stinger

    Hi, I'm thinking to buy a new radar detector, nowadays I have the Beltronics Vector LR 975... but I have some problems and I'm not fully convinced that this is what I need, I've been checking on the Internet and there is a new one which is the Stinger of DSI Computer, is sombody using it?, how is it going?, and is it possible to add a jammer... well that's all I think... I'm new here and probably my english is not very good, greetings from Barcelona (Spain)!!

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    Most ppl here are in the USA and wouldn't have the first clue about Stinger DSI since they don't market them over in the USA.

    This is mostly a European item. Apparently it is VERY good against photo radar...

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    The Stinger DSI is in Holland the best product there is, at the moment.

    In Holland we use the Bel/Target 966 Europe and the the Bel 975.

    The Dsi results are even better, and isn't detectable by a Stalcar RDD.

    But it is a very expensive detector. Price in Holland is about 1800 euro's

    whit a little luck you can find it for about 1450 euro's

    For more info, have a look at there site, and learn that the DSI is more than only a radardetector:

    www.stinger.com

    or:

    http://www.stingerspain.com/ES/empresa/empresa.asp

    for spain.

    You can also ask your question at the international part of the forum of www.flitservice.nl :

    http://www.flitsservice.nl/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=24

    Martijn, the webmaster from www.flitservice.nl visited radar Roy and showed the DSI, I know Roy was very impressed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harold
    The Stinger DSI is in Holland the best product there is, at the moment.

    In Holland we use the Bel/Target 966 Europe and the the Bel 975.

    The Dsi results are even better, and isn't detectable by a Stalcar RDD.

    But it is a very expensive detector. Price in Holland is about 1800 euro's

    whit a little luck you can find it for about 1450 euro's

    For more info, have a look at there site, and learn that the DSI is more than only a radardetector:

    www.stinger.com

    or:

    http://www.stingerspain.com/ES/empresa/empresa.asp

    for spain.

    You can also ask your question at the international part of the forum of www.flitservice.nl :

    http://www.flitsservice.nl/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=24

    Martijn, the webmaster from www.flitservice.nl visited radar Roy and showed the DSI, I know Roy was very impressed.
    Too bad it is so, SO expensive!

    From your knowledge and Flitsservice, is the Bel 975 or 966 better? Any difference? We heard the 966 is supposed to have a GSM blocker so it doesn't alert to GSM mobiles, but is that true and is there any other difference?

    I try to read flitsservice.fl but it is all not english... could you help a bit

    Thanks!!!

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    The Bel 966 is an analog detector and the 975 a digital.

    The 966 has indeed got a GSM blocker for the 34 ghz, but false alerts are no more or less than a 975.

    The 966 has got 3 bands: KU (13 ghz) K (24.125) and Ka narrow (34.36 ghz).

    The Ku band is not in use anymore in Holland.

    The bad thing about the GSM Blocker (called ESP) is that when the Police sets a Multanova 6F (34.3 ghz) near a GSM installation, the GSM blocker first picks up the radiation of the GSM installation, and then picks up the radiation of the Multanova and thinks that it is still false alert :cry:

    So it can be, that the 966 at that moment doesn't alert, or very late alerts.

    So we prefere the 975 (it is also a lot cheaper, 966 costs about 850 euro's and the 975 about 400).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harold
    The Bel 966 is an analog detector and the 975 a digital.

    The 966 has indeed got a GSM blocker for the 34 ghz, but false alerts are no more or less than a 975.

    The 966 has got 3 bands: KU (13 ghz) K (24.125) and Ka narrow (34.36 ghz).

    The Ku band is not in use anymore in Holland.

    The bad thing about the GSM Blocker (called ESP) is that when the Police sets a Multanova 6F (34.3 ghz) near a GSM installation, the GSM blocker first picks up the radiation of the GSM installation, and then picks up the radiation of the Multanova and thinks that it is still false alert :cry:

    So it can be, that the 966 at that moment doesn't alert, or very late alerts.

    So we prefere the 975 (it is also a lot cheaper, 966 costs about 850 euro's and the 975 about 400).
    Wow, that is good, the 975 is cheaper AND better!

    Do you know the frequency it will detect? The problem we have is that some of the "out of tune" Multanova drops to 34.2XXGhz... sometimes as low as 34.21Ghz. The V1 EURO mode will miss it complete :x

    Do you think or hear of any such problem with the 975? Maybe it's scan range is 34.20Ghz - 34.36Ghz?

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    Have a look at this topic for the bands.

    http://www.radardetector.net/Selecta...75R-13929t.php


    You als got Ka wide band on it.

    Which country do you life in?

    In Holland the Police have to check the Multanova's bij an extern company each year. If the still work correctly.

    They can hide the Multanova very good: check this out:

    http://www.flitsservice.nl/cm_php/main_repo.php?id=2812

    In this case the Multanova wasn't checked in time, flitsservice.nl found that out, and the police erased all fine's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harold
    The Stinger DSI is in Holland the best product there is, at the moment.

    In Holland we use the Bel/Target 966 Europe and the the Bel 975.

    The Dsi results are even better, and isn't detectable by a Stalcar RDD.

    But it is a very expensive detector. Price in Holland is about 1800 euro's

    whit a little luck you can find it for about 1450 euro's

    For more info, have a look at there site, and learn that the DSI is more than only a radardetector:

    www.stinger.com

    1450 Euro? According to my currency convertor, that over 1800US. THATS BRUTAL!!! :shock:

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    But they are sold very good in Holland (mostly to bussiness people with big cars....)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harold
    In Holland the Police have to check the Multanova's bij an extern company each year. If the still work correctly.

    They can hide the Multanova very good: check this out:

    http://www.flitsservice.nl/cm_php/main_repo.php?id=2812

    In this case the Multanova wasn't checked in time, flitsservice.nl found that out, and the police erased all fine's.
    You guys kick ass!

 

 

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