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  1. 09-18-2009, 02:38 PM #11
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    Default Re: hi

    Quote Originally Posted by snoopyc4 View Post
    Welcome to the forum. The V1 is the best radar detector available. If you are worried about rear radar detection, then I would go with the V1.
    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    Welcome.

    The 9500ix is the best radar detector available.
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    arrows are unbeatable
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    GPS database is the the ultimate tool.
    Quote Originally Posted by v1user View Post
    The detector that alerts to all threats is the best. Knowledge is the first step to prevention.
    This argument is why I run both. Although, CJR, I assume you are not basing the fact that the 9500ix is the best on sensitivity.
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  2. 09-18-2009, 03:12 PM #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clay_in_Nashville View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by snoopyc4 View Post
    Welcome to the forum. The V1 is the best radar detector available. If you are worried about rear radar detection, then I would go with the V1.
    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    Welcome.

    The 9500ix is the best radar detector available.
    Quote Originally Posted by hockey005 View Post
    arrows are unbeatable
    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    GPS database is the the ultimate tool.
    Quote Originally Posted by v1user View Post
    The detector that alerts to all threats is the best. Knowledge is the first step to prevention.
    This argument is why I run both. Although, CJR, I assume you are not basing the fact that the 9500ix is the best on sensitivity.
    I was wondering when someone was going to catch on. I didn't want to get in to how the 9500ix is the only one that alerts to speed traps

    That's the fun part i can come up with so many advantages over the V1 without even considering sensitivity. but i am crazy.
    Last edited by CJR238; 09-18-2009 at 03:19 PM.
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  3. 09-18-2009, 03:19 PM #13
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    Default Re: hi

    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    Welcome.

    The 9500ix is the best radar detector available.
    ...
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  4. 09-18-2009, 05:35 PM #14
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    Default Re: hi

    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Clay_in_Nashville View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by snoopyc4 View Post
    Welcome to the forum. The V1 is the best radar detector available. If you are worried about rear radar detection, then I would go with the V1.
    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    Welcome.

    The 9500ix is the best radar detector available.
    Quote Originally Posted by hockey005 View Post
    arrows are unbeatable
    Quote Originally Posted by CJR238 View Post
    GPS database is the the ultimate tool.
    Quote Originally Posted by v1user View Post
    The detector that alerts to all threats is the best. Knowledge is the first step to prevention.
    This argument is why I run both. Although, CJR, I assume you are not basing the fact that the 9500ix is the best on sensitivity.
    I was wondering when someone was going to catch on. I didn't want to get in to how the 9500ix is the only one that alerts to speed traps

    That's the fun part i can come up with so many advantages over the V1 without even considering sensitivity. but i am crazy.
    Name 'em all. I'm interested in hearing.
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  5. 09-18-2009, 05:36 PM #15
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    Default Re: hi

    Quote Originally Posted by Clay_in_Nashville View Post
    Name 'em all. I'm interested in hearing.
    Just look at his blog.
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  6. 09-18-2009, 05:38 PM #16
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    Default Re: hi

    Where is that?
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  7. 09-18-2009, 05:51 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clay_in_Nashville View Post
    Where is that?
    Below his post count.
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