Re: New from Japan livin CA
Welcome to the forum! There is not much way to make a below-the-mirror install much prettier on that car. That's about as good as it gets. But many people here will recommend that you do not install your radar detector there. If you get stopped, it is guaranteed that the police will see it. That guarantees that he will write you a ticket instead of maybe just giving you a warning. Serious fail. It's also likely to get you a second ticket for having an obstructed view. Not to mention how obvious it is to thieves and vulnerable it is to the sunlight and heat. You'd be much better off moving it up higher, behind the tint strip. It's much easier to hide the wire that way too.
What part of Japan? Do you know who Naomi Ayukawa is?
http://www.angelfire.com/fang/homepa..._ayukawa00.jpg
Re: New from Japan livin CA
I agree with Stealth Stalker. I'm not a fan of the mirror mounts, for all the reasons he mentioned. To the left of the mirror, as high as possible is where I like to mount my RDs.
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Re: New from Japan livin CA
Also, your RD will not make you immune to all tickets. You will still be vulnerable to police laser.
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djrams80
I agree with Stealth Stalker. I'm not a fan of the mirror mounts, for all the reasons he mentioned. To the left of the mirror, as high as possible is where I like to mount my RDs.
:dito: Mounting it where the yellow is may make the install look better:
Re: New from Japan livin CA
Thank you guys for the good info.
It was the first time for me to connect any device with hard wire to a car...cause of that, I couldn't completely hide the wire so it's little ugly.
I will try to change the mounting position as you suggested.
Here in the US, so scared because a lots of police officers on roads, highways and everywhere. In Japan, not so many but cameras so basically if you have a detector which can warn you are heading cameras, you are in the heaven.:p
>>Stealth Stalker
I'm from Okayama, that you probably do not know, I think. It's countryside...:cool:
Naomi Ayukawa...she is cute!, isn't she? lol her father is American, which I didn't know..I envy her...I wish I could speak English better:o
>>djrams80 & snoopyc4
I will be changin a position tonight hopefully. Actually I do not want to use the windshield mount, the clear staff used for sticking to the front window, shaped like a nipple..sorry I don't know what to call it. So do you have any idea to mount on windshield without nipple staff?
Thank you guys for info.
its nice meeting you!
Re: New from Japan livin CA
Those are called suction cups. Why don't you want to use them?
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I do not want because eventually it will fall...so if there was better way to mount, I would prefer that way:)
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takabusu
I do not want because eventually it will fall...so if there was better way to mount, I would prefer that way:)
Mine don't fall off. :dontknow:
Re: New from Japan livin CA
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Originally Posted by
takabusu
I do not want because eventually it will fall...so if there was better way to mount, I would prefer that way:)
Go with the suction cups. I've never had my RD fall because the suctions cups gave out.
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I thought It would fall off...cause someone said it would fall if it was cold or hot..
Thanks for the info.
I will do it tonight.
Actually I have one more question.
Should I update the firmware of the detector? the serial number is 2808. Maybe I better, I guess.