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    Default valentine 1 & passport 8500 x50

    i'm thinking about running both v1 and 8500 in my car. are there any problems?

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    Yoda of Radar
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    Default Re: valentine 1 & passport 8500 x50

    Quote Originally Posted by langtubip View Post
    i'm thinking about running both v1 and 8500 in my car. are there any problems?

    At the same time? Yes... do NOT do it.
    One at a time? No. (IE: V1 on the highway, X50 in the City).

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    Default Re: valentine 1 & passport 8500 x50

    yea they will cause interference with each other

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    Default Re: valentine 1 & passport 8500 x50

    To run 2 detectors together without interference 1 of the detectors has to be either a STi, STi-R, or 9500ci

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    Default Re: valentine 1 & passport 8500 x50

    thanks all i now know what to do.

 

 

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