Yes I do have the ramp up fix. Remember that these observations are just me driving around doing my job. One thing I am sure of is the Redline ain't all that in the Northeast terrain.
Yes I do have the ramp up fix. Remember that these observations are just me driving around doing my job. One thing I am sure of is the Redline ain't all that in the Northeast terrain.
I wonder what happened here? His STi has to be defective
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlEB5X6fgfk&feature=channel_page"]YouTube - Escort Redline Beltronics STi Driver versus Facing Instant-on (IO) K-band[/ame]
Yes, I can tell you the Redline WILL NOT outperform a working STi on that level, they are very close when it comes to K-band detection.
It may have a slight-edge if any... but certainly nothing like in that video. His STi was not working properly.
After using this unit for a few days I have come to the conclusion that the Redline is a solid C/O performer. Did some runs past a K band sign today and with this sign, the Redline more than held it's own. Also, I was a little harsh in my opinion of the build quality. The paint is nice and the construction is solid. As for the lip....... not my cup of tea. Also, again, it's not the dragon slayer we were hoping for. Time will tell.
I didn't know that two stealth detectors interfered with each other.![]()
Up until now it was my thought that they would be ok since they are spectre proof. They still emit emissions that can effect each other . In my experience some units work ok together and some dont.
I have only seen this about 3 times. But when they interfere one will filter the signal until almost point blank range, and then alert in instant on fashion. The STI in the video could be defective and thats causing it to act that way, but it sure looks like interference to me.
Last edited by Freebird; 09-25-2009 at 05:18 PM.
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