Question about modes.

[newkid]

To set the record straight, the V1 with default programming and in l/L will affect K band in very specific conditions, even though the manual doesn't state it. For more details, search is your friend

I'm sure the l/L will ONLY affect x band.

[BlinderGuy]

Very basically...

A - lights up and full volume at everything

l - lights up and muted volume initially, then it switches to full volume

L - no lights or sounds until muting conditions are broken. When broken, it should light up and be a full volume. If very aggressive muting, it could be very dangerous. Everything might sound like an IO shot with no warning..

That makes sense to me now....I ran through town with it in A mode and I thought my ears where going to bleed....I then ran through town with it in little L and it was a little more silent and then tried with it in big L and had the crap scared out of me because when I did finally get a alert it was full blast and I thought I was toast.

[FoolishOne]

Having it in L and with programming to unmute at 6 LED's, it can really make you stain the seat.

[jdong]

To set the record straight, the V1 with default programming and in l/L will affect K band in very specific conditions, even though the manual doesn't state it. For more details, search is your friend

I'm sure the l/L will ONLY affect x band.

No, according to a Valentine Research engineer it also affects weak K-signals in the presence of X signals, in the rear. As said, very specific circumstances.

[newkid]

To set the record straight, the V1 with default programming and in l/L will affect K band in very specific conditions, even though the manual doesn't state it. For more details, search is your friend

I'm sure the l/L will ONLY affect x band.

No, according to a Valentine Research engineer it also affects weak K-signals in the presence of X signals, in the rear. As said, very specific circumstances.

Thank you for letting me know the correct info. But, I guess we are talking about really weak k band signals

[jdong]

Right, one-dot in the rear only when X-band signals are also present. VR's valid radar suppression settings out of the factory are EXTREMELY conservative.