Sent V1 back :(

Radar fans,

I tested out my v1 (my mom named him oscar) in the 30 day trial period and at first, i was really impressed with its sensitivity. I laughed hysterically when it would go off, then I'd see a cop a mile ahead. (Note: I have some screws loose)

I enjoyed it by myself, but when I'd take passengers along they'd become irritable with its false alarms (especially my dad). I didn't mind them so much, but it was kinda annoying to slam the brakes on the highway when a hotel set it off. (terrible grammar, sorry) Plus, a perturbed 300 lb motorist tailgating me became impatient and flew past me with his 10 mpg 4x4 expedition.

That didn't bother me as much the false alarms. I tried all 3 modes with and without POP; the falses were still a pain in the a$s. I didn't want to reprogram any specific bands because I may need x band for a road trip.

Overall, it did its job to detect radar, but it was too intense for my passengers. I was regretful to send it back, but now I'm trying a 9500ix as recommended by a friend. Someday, I'll get a ZR4 from radarbreakers to complement it.

I though i should share my experience with the radar experts.

"Exercise your right, to be informed."
-Joey Greco

Take care,

John

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Originally Posted by hiddencam

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Bahaha +1



OP, don't let the Q/T bite you in the ass one day ;)

You could've reprogrammed it to false less by using auto muting for k-band. I understand that there are a lot of drones on the highway that will cause k-band falses but that's where programming comes in.

K band is primarily used where I live. That's why i'm hesitant to desensitize it.

You may want to rethink the ZR4 decision. There are much better alternatives Read up

sent it back??? that means i can get the one you returned for 40 bucks off right? haha

Couple points in Red.

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Originally Posted by Weeth

Radar fans,

I tested out my v1 (my mom named him oscar) in the 30 day trial period and at first, i was really impressed with its sensitivity. I laughed hysterically when it would go off, then I'd see a cop a mile ahead. (Note: I have some screws loose)

I enjoyed it by myself, but when I'd take passengers along they'd become irritable with its false alarms (especially my dad). I completely understand. They just don't get it.I didn't mind them so much, but it was kinda annoying to slam the brakes on the highway when a hotel set it off. (terrible grammar, sorry) Plus, a perturbed 300 lb motorist tailgating me became impatient and flew past me with his 10 mpg 4x4 expedition.

That didn't bother me as much the false alarms. I tried all 3 modes with and without POP;If you change the "modes" without programming, you're doing nothing. the falses were still a pain in the a$s. I didn't want to reprogram any specific bands because I may need x band for a road trip.

Overall, it did its job to detect radar, but it was too intense for my passengers. I was regretful to send it back, but now I'm trying a 9500ix as recommended by a friend. Someday, I'll get a ZR4junk from radarbreakersradarbusters to complement it.

I though i should share my experience with the radar experts.

"Exercise your right, to be informed."
-Joey Greco

Take care,

John

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If you want silence in the city, the V1 isn't they way to go.

Hey, it's a good thing. When my wife gets naggy, I just drive local and let the false alarms drown out the 'noise'. :p

just bought a used v1 from their site.... don't worry i'll treat oscar well