I found an old Escort DSP in the basement.I tried to power it up it made noise but no lights.Can it be fixed? It may not be worth it but can it be done?
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I found an old Escort DSP in the basement.I tried to power it up it made noise but no lights.Can it be fixed? It may not be worth it but can it be done?
if the special gas escaped no:D I don't know for sure maybe MEM-TEK will chime in
Probably have to dig around and find the security key and plug that into the front of the DSP in order to restore it to full operation.
Security key did the trick.Thanks.
Totally ridiculous that MEM-TEK knew that off the top of his head! :thumb2:
Actually that is thanks to The Mighty Professor Jimbonzzz! :D
Jimbonzzz is and always will be the forum guru of radar detectors. He knows way more than me, but he rarely discloses what he really knows. I am merely the Gilligan and bow to his omnipotent knowledge. In other words, when The Professor comments, he is always right and I know my place. :)
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:D
Considering how often The Professor has corrected my and other people's posts regarding technical matters of RD operation and design, I would say that calling him the "forum guru of radar detectors" is most appropriate.
:)
Well, I'll be damned if I will ever pay you a compliment! :D
The Escort DSP (wasn't it branded as a Passport?) is easily my favorite 2 band detector. That was such a high tech product when it was released.
Please let us know if or how well it works.
One of these days I'll have to take some pictures of the crazy old detectors that we get. It really was the wild west for detectors back in the 70s.
The DSP still works good.Not sure about the range because of the vast amount of pharmacies around town.Being that most of the local depts around here use a mix of K and Ka radar it still picks them out.
http://i287.photobucket.com/albums/l...g?t=1247941148