They'll both get the update. An M3 with the BS/RDR update will outperform one without it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mlyon83
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They'll both get the update. An M3 with the BS/RDR update will outperform one without it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mlyon83
What? I am shocked on that one. I can't make the V1 miss an I/O shot while the Redline misses about 75% of the shots unless it is a high reflective areaQuote:
Originally Posted by djrams80I ran the V1 and the 9500ci(basically the same performance as a RedLine) together for over three years. In that time, the V1 missed around twice as many I/O shots than the 9500ci did, against real world LEOs. Basically, it's obvious that the V1 performs better against Q/T. Anyone with a radar gun can easily test this. But, in the real world, my experience is that the Belscort M3's better sensitivity, trumps the V1's better reactivity against I/O.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvsBest
Right, but you're testing the reactivity of the detector with quick shots, where the V1 crushes the RedLine. Where the RedLine shines is sensitivity, so there is a window where the V1 won't detect what a RedLine will. From my experience, these type of encounters are more prevelant, at least in my area. Also, the V1 is known to park of a frequency for a while, after it detects an I/O shot. You have to wait at least 10 seconds in between shots when testing a V1.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvsBest
That's interesting. What would that be?Quote:
Originally Posted by djrams80Right, but you're testing the reactivity of the detector with quick shots, where the V1 crushes the RedLine. Where the RedLine shines is sensitivity, so there is a window where the V1 won't detect what a RedLine will. From my experience, these type of encounters are more prevelant, at least in my area. Also, the V1 is known to park of a frequency for a while, after it detects an I/O shot. You have to wait at least 10 seconds in between shots when testing a V1.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvsBest
I'm referring to the difference in sensitivity. There are signals that the RedLine can detect, that are too weak for the V1 to detect, because of the difference in sensitivity between the two units. Here's a couple of examples.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvsBest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkP8XL0fOY8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jve_2cxDMpo
Thanks! Even though I wasn't the one asking I too was wondering what 'RDR' stood for. In fact I did google it, searched the forum and contacted the Pope and nobody could help. So, I doubled checked my driver's license and sure enough, I was born yesterday!Quote:
Originally Posted by KaProSorry, but I don't think this person is a troll and that was a real grown up reply. BS = Band segmetation RDR = Radar detector rejection filtering. Search.Quote:
Originally Posted by mlyon83You, sir, are a troll. Please logout from the forums and drown yourself immediately. And yes, I've seen your other post about being arrested for an "energy device".Quote:
Originally Posted by RadarGeekQuote:
Originally Posted by mlyon83Quote:
Originally Posted by RadarGeek
I recently got back into RDology since 2010, so you'll need to put ne up to speed. What are BS and RDR?
I don't know what it is, but it seems it is what everyone wants. I would google it.
Please don't give information if you don't know what you're talking about.