Two Detectors at once

[polo]

I tried fixing my Vector 940 and would like to see if it's now picking up Ka. I'd like to run it alongside my 8500 X50 which works great. Unfortunately the 8500 X50 picks up the Vector 940 and alerts me to a false K band, sometimes vice versa but it's usually the 8500 X50 picking up the Vector 940. Is there any particular way to run two detectors alongside each other without them throwing false alerts?

[KaPro]

Not in the same vehicle.

[spartcus]

yeah like KaPro said.

[toenails]

Its the ultimate fantasy... two detectors AT THE SAME TIME. cha-ching

But in reality it always just gets weird.


Seriously though - if the detectors are both stealth, like the escort redline, you'd have a better chance of them not interfering. There are guys on here who run multiple RDs, but it'll be like a 9500ci and a redline.

[protias]

2 detectors, what about 3?

[Cassie]

Started saving money for a V1, spent it all on multiple Cobras instead!
jk

[speeddemon]

I am currently running a v940 next to a Whistler 1763 practically side by side w/ no falses as of yet

[radarrob]

I am currently running a v940 next to a Whistler 1763 practically side by side w/ no falses as of yet

it will false soon on x-band.give it some time. i recommend you not run both of them.

[Paperlantern]

I am currently running a v940 next to a Whistler 1763 practically side by side w/ no falses as of yet

Even if they don't false, they are still working at trying to filter each other out, which will then lead to sensitivity issues. So any comparisons at range or sensitivity will be completely hosed, you just plain cant run 2 together that aren't stealth.

[speeddemon]

So... Not a good idea? I got both for cheap and am trying to figure out which works best, any recomendations