Thanks MetalFlame. I edited the original post to reflect that.
Thanks MetalFlame. I edited the original post to reflect that.
Here's the SN history of my 3 VR1's as I can best determine, including SN changes from updates.
VR1 #1
Date 05/1992 04/1994 03/1997 02/2005 03/2006 06/2008
SW Ver na na 2.869 or 2.879 3.818 3.826 3.864
SN xx302 na xx468 xx781 xx838 xx949
VR1 #2
Date 11/1993 03/1997 03/2005 04/2006 06/2008
SW Ver na 2.869 or 2.879 3.818 3.826 3.864
SN na xx465 xx782 xx838 xx949
VR1 #3
Date 07/2006
SW Ver 3.851
SN xx856
Sorry about the formatting of the above post. Spaces used for padding got stripped when posting.
So you have owned a total of 3 V1s? Why does the serial number change everytime its updated?
Due to hardwire and sometimes software upgrades, VR uses the serial numbers to keep track of changes...Quote:
Originally Posted by DougiesGoinDeep
Really, I did not know that. Shows how new I am, when my V1 was updated from 3.824 to 3.826 they did not change the s/n. Thanks for all the info.
version: 3.863
s/n: 932
Date: First week of February 08
I wonder if we can find out about the version # by giving VR the S/N
962
3.864
6/16/08
849
3.826
???2006
If you look at radarpeeps sticky and see Jim's post on V1 Software Versions vs. Performance this is another great reference:
Dougies, your old 3.824:
(May 2005 3.824 - Attempt by VR to fix "J" alert on real threats problem for 3.821 POP units)
Don't forget serial numbers are changed with new hardware making original software versions and original date of purchase irrelevant.
My case and front laser are still '95 (was ending at 367) my current radar is a '97-'98 retrofit that included a full gut swap.
Another reason my serial number ends with a 484 (440 to 599 MFG 1998 to 2001)
is because it also was retrofitted with a newer band ID hardware that did not come out until '99.
Before that I had to rely on a dismal point (blinking or steady) for visual band ID.
Sorry MetalFlame, all I was doing is what you said copy/paste as I was not sure who was the original poster, credit goes all to you, I will fix my original post.