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    Default Re: New from Japan livin CA

    Hello All,
    i m very glad to visit this forum as i got sufficient details about entrepreneurship and i would like to get more of it in future.
    thanx
    celina

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    Yoda of Radar
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    Default Re: New from Japan livin CA

    After a few years in Texas heat the suction cups may eventually begin to distort enough to lose their ability to stick well. However, as long as you attach them behind the tinted area, they should last a very long time. Just be sure to reach up with your finger and push them down every couple of days to keep them set. A radar detector just isn't heavy enough to really pull them down unless you neglect them for a very long period of time.

    Naomi is my cousin. My family lives in Yokohama City. They wish they lived in the countryside! I have never been there, but hope to visit this year.

    "Buy the BEST and screw the rest." - fire65

    "im intrested to see how well you do.i never seen a car JTG before would be a first for me.." - radarrob

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    Smile Re: New from Japan livin CA

    I see.

    If you go to Japan, you may want to see Japanese style RVM radar detector.
    It looks cool.
    When I was in Japan, it was not in the market.
    It is kinda cool, but i am not sure about sensibility.

    The RVM radar detector with GPS so it warns you if you are closing to a speed camera.

    it costs around $300 USD...if it even works in the US, I wanna buy though...need to have a US map, new data, etc. Probably not gonna work here cause types of a radar used in Japan and in the US are different, I guess.
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