I was just curious to know what the differences are between the 8500 X50, and the 7500s. I have no inclination to purchase one of these, but just wondering what the difference is.
I was just curious to know what the differences are between the 8500 X50, and the 7500s. I have no inclination to purchase one of these, but just wondering what the difference is.
Little Brother has one...He steals my X50 whenever he gets a chance......saying somethig?????? maybe
Ive used it in my CL a few times and compared to my X50 the range is too little than what im used to
I figured that it would be something along those lines, the features seem to be about the same...so all logic points to less performance.Originally Posted by Arashi666
really its just an older model thats allOriginally Posted by jdreynss
Originally Posted by jdreynss
Everywhere I have read the 7500s is supposed be very weak in KA performance compared to the x50.
I know this for a fact...but then again Ive never run my X50 and the 7500 at the SAME TIME, so i cant DIRECTLY compare, they usually stay in their resident cars though so I dont ude it often anyways...thank godOriginally Posted by glockman30
I've never used one but i'm sure the performance is not that bad. The unit is still pretty expensive. I think you can pick them up for about 220? In other words, you might as well pay the extra 80 or so to get the better model.
I know it's useless, but just to add: the 7500S supports SWS and the X50 does not.
I might be wrong, but I don't think the 7500s is an older model than the X50, I think they came out at about the same time, but it's just out there to serve as a less expensive alternative.
Right kinda like the RX-65 vs the RX-55, Cheaper alternatives............The 7500s does support SWS, so did the 8500 ORIGINAL, the X50 dropped SWS in favor of POP
like I said I use one every now and then and its performance isnt Terrible, but it does leave a bit to be desired
I think the 7500 and 7500s were basically the same but the 7500s had the ability to hook to a laser jammer.
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