Hiding the STI on the dash

[specialchicken]

but the only downfall of this unit is the price..it is going to be way more expensive than the regular STI...still a nice un it tho..and remote mounting is awesome!

Ill remote mount mine as I will hook it into the cheetah mirror and run the alerts from there

[Stalcar]

http://www.delonixradar.com.au/produ...l#Installation
Could try this..[/url]

[specialchicken]

yeah thats the same one dont get caught.com.au posted up but with a M20 as well, I cant understand why you would pair a STI and M20..lol better off with a diode jammer

[Buford T. Justice]

Anyone have any suggestions on keepin the STI out of site if a cop come by and I am parked? Also will it work if I have a colored piece of plactic in front of it to block the veiw?

As a trucker I need to keep it out of site.
Bob from TX

Hi Bob,

The STi is your best bet for undetectability and quality. More and more truckers are seeing the advantages with the stealth technology.

I like the baseball cap idea. I have seen this before in cabs. You may also want to try and mount it on the rear cab wall back behind your head. Now granted it MIGHT reduce sensitivity ability, but visual stealth is your main concern and would offer just that. You also mentioned that you don't speed and this will be used to break up boredom on the road so this might be the best option for you.

Enjoy your new STi and keep us updated.

[Bob]

Buford T. Justice I think thats a good idea mounting further back in the cab as I'm using it just for fun and to learn it to keep me out of trouble when riding my bike.
Bob

[Buford T. Justice]

Buford T. Justice I think thats a good idea mounting further back in the cab as I'm using it just for fun and to learn it to keep me out of trouble when riding my bike.
Bob

May I also suggest the Sirius Trucking Channel to also kill your driving boredum.

[jerry540i]

I thought about that because my dad always kept ball caps on the dash of our family van when I was growing up. We went on a fishing trip to Ontario, and we came out of a rest area and found a mounty inside our van (no one was around) looking under the cap for a RD. Apparently people up there did that all the time, and my dad being an attorney questioned the legality of the guy entering our vehicle with no permission. My dad never used RDs so it didn't have a bad ending -- just kinda strange.

I'm calling Bull$hit on this one.

1. There are no Mounties in Ontario except to protect Federal buildings and foreign embassies. Large(r) munipalities have their own police forces, and the rest of the province is patrolled by the OPP.

2. Police do not randomnly enter peoples cars/vans looking to find "something". Although under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act a police officer can search your vehicle without warrant if he believes it has a detector, there has to be probable ground for the search ie: spectre 3

J/

[specialchicken]

2. Police do not randomnly enter peoples cars/vans looking to find "something". Although under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act a police officer can search your vehicle without warrant if he believes it has a detector, there has to be probable ground for the search ie: spectre 3

J/

oh yes they do...ive seen it time and time again...but i do admit i think the story is far fetched....but dont think cops dont look in cars without permission..

[Bob]

When I've been pulled over in my tractor and I'm out talking to one I've had the other officer try and open my door and get in, but I always lock my doors when I get out.
Bob

[duhtroll]

Why would I make something like this up?

Call bull$hit all you like. It happened, and I saw it on may way out of the gift shop with my RCMP t-shirt in hand. It was, like 1980 BTW.

Not going to argue with you, because you know what they say ...

I thought about that because my dad always kept ball caps on the dash of our family van when I was growing up. We went on a fishing trip to Ontario, and we came out of a rest area and found a mounty inside our van (no one was around) looking under the cap for a RD. Apparently people up there did that all the time, and my dad being an attorney questioned the legality of the guy entering our vehicle with no permission. My dad never used RDs so it didn't have a bad ending -- just kinda strange.

I'm calling Bull$hit on this one.

1. There are no Mounties in Ontario except to protect Federal buildings and foreign embassies. Large(r) munipalities have their own police forces, and the rest of the province is patrolled by the OPP.

2. Police do not randomnly enter peoples cars/vans looking to find "something". Although under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act a police officer can search your vehicle without warrant if he believes it has a detector, there has to be probable ground for the search ie: spectre 3

J/