Don't know whether this has been pointed out before but the 9500i's details and manual are now up on Escort's website :-
http://www.escortradar.com/9500i-inside-look.htm#q1
It uses a SirfstarIII GPS chip 8)
Don't know whether this has been pointed out before but the 9500i's details and manual are now up on Escort's website :-
http://www.escortradar.com/9500i-inside-look.htm#q1
It uses a SirfstarIII GPS chip 8)
wow.....shipping in feb....i just got my sti..........dammit now ill have to ebay it and loos a bunch of money.
Very cool indeed!Originally Posted by carbonhed
Originally Posted by TrooNorth
I have that same chip in my GPS unit, it works awsome. Picks up the sats in like 10 secs of startup and always grabs at least 6 at any given time. Works sometimes when i'm even indoors.
Now the real question .... is it stealth like the STi? if not not good for me
The real answer......... No ... I think it might have come up if it wasOriginally Posted by lilmikey
No, it isn't stealthy because that would cut into the STi's sales. It is probably just as easily detected by a RDD as the 8500 X50.Originally Posted by lilmikey
According to the last SML test, the 8500 X50 was detected by the Spectre III an average of 529 feet away which is a little bit worse than the 2 Cobras it was tested against so the 9500i is probably the same.
http://www.speedzones.com/radar_detector_detectors.html
If this new unit had the STI undetectability it would basically eliminate STI sales at this price point unfortunately. I still think there should be an STI variant of this, I mean why do us northerners get farked
x2, always getting facked, so my only option is STi ahhhhhhOriginally Posted by SmaartAasSaabr
Isn't that why you're all up there?Originally Posted by SmaartAasSaabr
The 9500i looks sick. I'm getting one for sure, though probably not until next August or so after the inevitable bugs have been worked out. I am definitely not going to be one of the February shipment beta testers. :shock:
-Obsidian-
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