I know it was mentioned about the sti-r plus in foreign countries, I wonder it will come to US market? Maybe that is why the current sti-r is discountined. So pretty......
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Thinking about sti-r
I know it was mentioned about the sti-r plus in foreign countries, I wonder it will come to US market? Maybe that is why the current sti-r is discountined. So pretty......
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I had my STI-R installed a few days ago. Let me tell you, I was driving down I-10 East from Milton, I found K band signals that I never knew was there. I'd look through the trees and notice gas stations and walgreens. The Whistler and Cobra never even picked those up. It seems to be very sensitive. I have yet to encounter a Leo running radar though.Hopefully I will soon so I can gauge it's effectiveness.
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because,you been running Whistler RDsOriginally Posted by Divewjason
I had my STI-R installed a few days ago. Let me tell you, I was driving down I-10 East from Milton, I found K band signals that I never knew was there. I'd look through the trees and notice gas stations and walgreens. The Whistler and Cobra never even picked those up. It seems to be very sensitive. I have yet to encounter a Leo running radar though.
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I have no doubt that the the STI-R is more sensitive. K band was kind of lacking on my Whistler, Ka band sensitivity was pretty good in my area. I know that the STI-R will be more sensitive there too. It'll be really nice to be able to see the comparision since I don't generally have to worry about interference.because,you been running Whistler RDsI had my STI-R installed a few days ago. Let me tell you, I was driving down I-10 East from Milton, I found K band signals that I never knew was there. I'd look through the trees and notice gas stations and walgreens. The Whistler and Cobra never even picked those up. It seems to be very sensitive. I have yet to encounter a Leo running radar though.
I'm currently only running the STI-R so I can get an idea of how it behaves so I can make sure that there is no interference when I run another detector with it for testing.
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I'd wait. This is a total guess, but I think there will be an STi-R Plus for the US. I worry about how much the price will be for this new unit though. If that's an issue, buying the STi-R now might not be a bad idea.I know it was mentioned about the sti-r plus in foreign countries, I wonder it will come to US market? Maybe that is why the current sti-r is discountined. So pretty......
Coming from a guy that switched from a Whistler SE to an STi-R, which makes you the ultimate expert on this subject.because,you been running Whistler RDs
Bummer. I am very curious to know how dramatic the sensitivity difference for you, in a more rural area.
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Sensitivity on KA rox socks in rural areas, even above hills and off-axis. I'm still blown away buy the STi-R's performance, but am very greatful for it in an area where moving KA constant-on is usedBummer. I am very curious to know how dramatic the sensitivity difference for you, in a more rural area.
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do it.
after owning a V1, then a STI Driver, and now the STI - R. i love it. it's amazing.
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Use the STI-r on my motorhome, antenna mounted on roof. The first trip with it was with RacerX and detected a NHP unit on I-15 in Vegas that was 7 miles away!
It is an awsome unit
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LMFAO... I think I'll be getting a truck for my next ride and know just wear to mount the ant.
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The a V1?
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