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  1. #11
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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    well from what I know that company has stolen designs from belscort and bypassed their patents. They have also stolen from blinder and who knows from who else..

    look here http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...-holder-2.html check out the antenna design, clearly too sophisticated of a design to not have stepped on any patents.
    Last edited by languy99; 09-03-2010 at 01:27 PM.

  2. #12
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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    I still would want my windshield RD to be mounted high, that unit would be cumbersome near the head liner.

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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    Quote Originally Posted by Whizzpass View Post
    I even suggested that the RD be integrated with the GPS into a single unit so that a more comprehensive display could be administered in a single package. If the tech is good enough, it might even show on the GPS display, the actual location of the source threat (or approx location?).

    That would definitely look like a simple aircraft radar situational awareness display unit. Even suggested that the confirmed detected threat be broadcasted by the combo RD/GPS to friendly units thru GSM / mobile carrier and that data stands valid for 24 hrs before expiry. In that way the RD could become an intelligent networks of RD detectors that help each other out of trouble.

    It might seem a little ambitious and complicated though. But maybe someday it could be feasible and cost viable.
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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    Quote Originally Posted by erickonphoenix View Post
    I think that's the next gen RD. A navigator RD flat screen interface. If they're smart they'll bundle them separately and market them together.
    Cobra is inevitably heading in that direction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erickonphoenix View Post
    Really the options are endless. But of course all of this can be defeated by a simple stop watch. lol
    GPS + database > stopwatch. Provided someone submits the trap to the database before you come to it.
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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    Needs bacon and email...

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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    Maybe the Redline-ix can be built into a GPS unit. Since Escort already uses GPS technology in the 9500 series, the GPS hardware can do double-duty as a navigation aid as well as a countermeasure aid. And by using the M3 platform, it can be Spectre proof. Next, add a panic button that disables the RD function (making it function only as a GPS) for when you get pulled over in communist places like VA. Afterward, enter a special code to re-enable the RD function.

    Another idea I thought of is to have a Spectre-proof RD inside a housing that makes it look like a garage door opener remote. Stick it up on the visor, hardwired, and none would be the wiser (thieves and LEOs).
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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    It could communicate with you cell phone via bluetooth and your smartphone could upload the info via an app working in the backroundto the database. In my mind only live threats woUld be uploaded and the would only remain on the database as a live treat for 1 hour. The live treats can be downloaded to the navidetector via fm like traffic updates are on current navi systems. The system user would have the option to have alerts for other reported now non-live threats (like trapster but with greater user control of alerts). The touch screen could relay more information about the treats (band/vascar/enrad/ mobile/stationary/speed cam/red-light cam) and could offer rerouting around threats). The greater size of the unit could accommodate new designs in horns both foward and rear facing, and with VRs patents expiring you can have arrows too. For Escort trulock can be refined to identify additional sources of signals in the geographic lockout area that may be a threat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whizzpass View Post
    I even suggested that the RD be integrated with the GPS into a single unit so that a more comprehensive display could be administered in a single package. If the tech is good enough, it might even show on the GPS display, the actual location of the source threat (or approx location?).

    That would definitely look like a simple aircraft radar situational awareness display unit. Even suggested that the confirmed detected threat be broadcasted by the combo RD/GPS to friendly units thru GSM / mobile carrier and that data stands valid for 24 hrs before expiry. In that way the RD could become an intelligent networks of RD detectors that help each other out of trouble.

    It might seem a little ambitious and complicated though. But maybe someday it could be feasible and cost viable.

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    First time I see spectre-proof rd aside the Sti/Redline.

    I would be extremely cautious before riding their rd in banned area ...
    till positively proven undetectable.

    Original creators of rdd-proof rd will surely drop an eye on their design for patents cloning.
    O divine art of subtlety and secrecy!
    Through you we learn to be invisible, through you inaudible;
    and hence hold the enemy's fate in our hands.

    -- Sun Tzu, The Art of War, c. 500bc

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    Default Re: RD disguised as a GPS bracket/holder

    It doesn't look that bad honestly.

 

 

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