Give your radar detector the best view of the road and the best chance to detector radar. Laser detection is a not a useful feature, other than to be notified of when to pull over. Give your radar detector the best view of the road, up high.
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Re: Mount high or low?
Give your radar detector the best view of the road and the best chance to detector radar. Laser detection is a not a useful feature, other than to be notified of when to pull over. Give your radar detector the best view of the road, up high.
Re: Mount high or low?
High, as possible. Advice, like most posters on this forums, backed by testing and/or real world experience.
Being an aesthetic freak may have cost me a timely warning about a year ago. I'll never know. I got a Chotis RVM mount and invisicord to make a very neat (i cant help myself) installation. Overall, it raised the installation of the unit a mere 20 inches or so from its previous installation.
JUST FROM THIS CHANGE, my 9500ix has added four [false] signals to its database just on my daily commute.
Re: Mount high or low?
Mount it high. Increases the RD range, hides from thieves if behind the tint band, and keeps it cooler.
Forget laser detection...it's that simple
Re: Mount high or low?
X2, on all points.Originally Posted by jmccam
Mount it high. Increases the RD range, hides from thieves if behind the tint band, and keeps it cooler.
Forget laser detection...it's that simple
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